Luyện nghe bài hát Greek #3

Some notes on how to certain things:
I, ei, y = pronounced ee or ea, e.g., feel, read, etc.
Ou= pronounced oo, e.g., fool

Mono dyo eho kai trito molis vgei
De ksero pou vrika to ptoma mia kai tote itan
Tora periplanomai ston tafo tis
Gia ta dyo kai to trito molis vgei

Enas plousios mou fere kota kai zoumi
mou eipe pos de mporei na pei
Kai perimeno san kota to theo epi ti ghi

Mono dyo tragoudia eho kai trito vgei
De ksero pou vrika to ptoma mia kai tote ekei
Tora periplanomai ston tafo tis
Gia ta dyo tragoudia kai to trito molis

sto lefko iko kai rotao ton pyravlo
An pote den eixe complex I kati san
Ma arxise na paramilaei sa na stin tv
"den exo dyo tragoudia
Apo mena ti? "

agorasa stena blue jeans
Kai ena
Kai eipa stis kyries na mou ferthoun
Gia na min exo pos den pao makria
Gia ta dyo tragoudia kai to molis vgei

Here's a retranslation of greek#3 from greek back to english. some people thought it'd be fun to read. the english of course is not correct, but I translated it literally. in greek too, s
sound weird. like, the expression with the 'chicken and juice'. never heard it before!

I just have two and a third one when it comes out*
I don't know where I the body** since then it was there
Now I'm wandering around music's
For the two songs and the third one when it out

A guy told me "bring a chicken and juice" (!)
A poor guy told me that he can't
And now I'm like a chicken for God on earth

I have two songs and a third one when it comes out
I don't know where I found the since it was there then
Now I'm around music's grave
For the two songs and the third one when it out

I went to the white and asked the rocket (!)
If he ever had a or something of the sort
But he babbling like he as on tv
"i have just two songs
What do you from me? "

I bought some new, tight
And a
And I told the ladies to be to me
So that I won't feel guilty for not far
For the two songs and the one when it comes out

* literally 'as as' but it would be too long
** 'dead body', cadaver
*** a very tiny traditional greek guitar-like instrument, a 'bouzouki'