Ti poulèt sove

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Ti poulèt sove 
Wi wa 
Kenbe li pou mwen 
Wi wi
Mwen pa bezwen mayi
Wi wa 
Pou’m kenbe pou’m Kay 
Wi wa 
Pran’l pran’l Pran’l 
Wi wi  

Kenbe ti poulèt 
WIWA
Pran-l, pran-l, pran’l
Wi wa
Madan wa bezwen l 
Wi wa
Pou lal fè bouyon 
Wi wa 
Depi yè o swa 
WIWA
Pran’l, pran-l, pran-l 
Wi wa
A la li sove 
Wi wa
Kenbe ti poulèt 
WIWA
Madan wa bezwe l 
Wi wa
Pou lal fè bouyon 
WI wa 

Pran-l, pran-l, pran-l 
Wi wa

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