When Ijapa arrived at the open space in the forest, he cleared his throat and began to sing the same song that Ehoro had sung the previous night...
‘Iya, iya ta’kun wale o
CHORUS: Alu jan jan ki jan
‘Iya, iya ta’kun wale o
CHORUS: Alu jan jan ki jan’
The trouble was, Ijapa had a rather husky voice and the song did not sound as beautiful or as heartfelt as when it was sung by Ehoro.
‘That does not sound like my son,’ thought Ehoro’s mother. The old rabbit hesitated for a moment, but eventually she decided to let down the rope. ‘Perhaps he has caught a cold,’ she thought, as she lowered the rope into the clearing below.
‘Iya, iya ta’kun wale o
CHORUS: Alu jan jan ki jan
‘Iya, iya ta’kun wale o
CHORUS: Alu jan jan ki jan’
The trouble was, Ijapa had a rather husky voice and the song did not sound as beautiful or as heartfelt as when it was sung by Ehoro.
‘That does not sound like my son,’ thought Ehoro’s mother. The old rabbit hesitated for a moment, but eventually she decided to let down the rope. ‘Perhaps he has caught a cold,’ she thought, as she lowered the rope into the clearing below.
When Ijapa arrived at the open space in the forest, he cleared his throat and began to sing the same song that Ehoro had sung the previous night...
‘Iya, iya ta’kun wale o
CHORUS: Alu jan jan ki jan
‘Iya, iya ta’kun wale o
CHORUS: Alu jan jan ki jan’
The trouble was, Ijapa had a rather husky voice and the song did not sound as beautiful or as heartfelt as when it was sung by Ehoro.
‘That does not sound like my son,’ thought Ehoro’s mother. The old rabbit hesitated for a moment, but eventually she decided to let down the rope. ‘Perhaps he has caught a cold,’ she thought, as she lowered the rope into the clearing below.
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