"Here goes Bakuro"

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   At last spring has come! who could know how long I have waited for it 
during the cold days of winter?  On the street where the light of spring 
is shimmering over the snow left as the remains of winter.  The wind 
called "Bafunkaze" used to blow.  When spring came, "Bakuro" appeared 
from the production center for horses on the other side of the mountain. 
"Bakuro", who dealt in horses by himself had quick-eyes for money, 
alcohol and women.  I get the impression that "Bakuro" must be a rowdy 
man.  But at that time he is an expert on selecting good horses.  A tune of 
whisting resounded over the mountains whose tops are still covered with 
snow.  I can see a masculine but romantic image in him.
"Here goes Bakuro" -Words-

  Ah, here comes "Bakuro"
  On the streets of this town
  "Bafun kaze" is blowing as usual
  What a lovely day!
  Wearing a long-sleeved camel color shirt, rubber boots
  And a wool bellyband and smoking
  A man is walking on a muddy road after the snow melted
  Sloshing, sloshing
  Here goes "bakuro"
  And "Bakuro" is my name

  Ah, here goes "Bakuro"
  The time is spring, a haze is hanging
  Leading a horse, beyond Hidaka Mountains
  I will go, looking up the mountain range seen in the distance
  I will live, by myself with empty hands
  Here goes "Bakuro"
  "Bakuro" is my name

Notes: 
  "bakuro" is a broker who deals in cattle or horses
  "Shinoro" is the name of the place.  It, of course, deprives from the
       language of the Ainus.  But nobody knows its original meaning today.
  "Bafun kaze" is the wind which used to blow in early spring.  
       It is really refreshing but it stunk a bit because the wind whirled
       the dung after it was dried up and it was taken apart on the streets.