Trang Oh, by the Meadow (English cover) A cover version of the original Russian folk song "Oh, by the Meadow" by Trang, adapted for an English-speaking audience

Oh, by the meadow, by the lea
By the open field so wide
By the well-known herd of horses
Roamed a stallion proud

Roam, my horse, until I catch you
Once I catch you — you will see
I will bridle you with silk then
Soft as silk can be

Then the lad caught up the horse
Bridled him with silk so fine
Spurred him sharply, dug his sides
Flew like wind, so fine

Then the stallion stopped and stamped
Struck the ground with both his feet
So a maiden, dark of eyebrow
Came her love to meet

But the maiden never came out
Came her mother instead, then
Greetings, greetings, future son-in-law
Please come in, my friend

I won't go into the house, not me
To her bright room I will go
I will wake from heavy slumber
Her who sleeps below

But the maiden wasn't sleeping
She was waiting for her friend
With her right arm she embraced him
Kissed him without end

And by morning, all the village
Knew about the Cossack's knack
How a Cossack girl kept kissing
Her Cossack, kissed him back

Oh, by the meadow, by the lea
By the open field so wide
By the well-known herd of horses
Roamed a stallion proud