Há, Há, Há

There was a ball in the countryside
I arrived without being invited
Nobody knew me there
I came to dance a lot
There were a bunch of pretty girls
One of them stood out
The guys would ask the others to dance
And that most beautiful one was left
I always liked what's good
I asked the brunette to dance

I spoke nicely in her ear
And she laughed ha, ha, ha
I spoke nicely in her ear
And she laughed ha, ha, ha

The accordion player would stop and play
And I kept dancing with her
Insisting for her to respond
She just blushed and looked more beautiful
Since the girl didn't respond to me
I started dancing closer
I thought now she'll get mad at me
And she always stayed silent
I said something really mean to her
Now she'll have to get mad

She pressed her face even closer
And she laughed ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
She pressed her face even closer
And she laughed ha, ha, ha, ha, ha

At some point I suspected
I looked to the side to spy
Everyone dancing was looking at me
And laughing ha, ha, ha, ha
I thought it's because I'm strange
That people are laughing at me
I didn't care until three in the morning
The accordion player ended the ball
I told her I'll take you home
She started to hold me tight

She nodded her head yes
And she laughed ha haha ha ha ha
She nodded her head yes
And she laughed ha haha ha ha ha

Her parents left ahead
And I left with her behind
On the dark early morning road
At that moment, what we don't do
When her parents weren't looking back
I took a risk and gave her a little kiss
I tried to talk to her
And ended up talking to myself
We arrived at the door of the house
And that's when I woke up
She signaled that she was deaf and mute
And she laughed ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha