Papa Guédé Bel Gason!

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Papa Gédé bel gason
Gedé Nibo bel gason
Le'l abiyé tou an blan poul al moute o pale
le'l aboyé tout an blan li samble you senate
le'l abiyé tou de nwa li potre yon député

Woy! papa Gede 
Adye! Gede Nibo

Papa Ghede is drop dead gorgeous 
Ghede Nibo is really good looking 
He always dressed in white to go to the white house.
Dressed all in white he looks like a deputy
Dressed all in black he resembles a senator

 Hello, Gede Darling
Goodbye! Gede Nibo

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