Nurse:
Ha-ha-ha, mother’s sons!
Ha-ha-ha, you are puppies yet!
And your barefaced look,
Covers up the shame,
That your soul hurts without love.

Ha-ha-ha, this booth -
To raise love for a day or two,
Do not learn the name, yet,
Carry into bed.
For frivolous pleasures,
Before very eyes –
This is laugh and sin!

Benvolio:
Ha-ha-ha, to listen to this gibberish -
Ha-ha-ha, advice of old floozies,
Those who knew all,
But had forgotten how,
And on market-day
Five-kopeck coin is a price for all of them.
Just laugh and sin!

Chorus:
It does not matter are you ugly, or beautiful,
We all sin and pray,

Benvolio:
We all sin and pray!

We want
And it taunts to us.
You don’t like us,
All doesn't matter to us,
Ugly or beautiful,
Ugly or beautiful.

Nurse:
Ha-ha-ha, you are beautiful, but
Your beauty is a mask of a domino
And ugly person Is hiding
Under that mask.
Who spits upon love,
Spits haughtily,
Spits laughing!

Mercutio:
Ha-ha-ha, oh God! How comically it is,
Ha-ha-ha, we are ugly persons, but,
We all lie in love,
Every day and hour,
We fool girls,
And girls fool us,
We all are ugly persons.

Chorus:
It does not matter are you ugly, or beautiful,

We all sin and pray,

Benvolio:
We all sin and pray!

We want
And it taunts to us.
Enough, joking aside,
Give to all equally.
Why, love does not care,
Are you ugly or beautiful.

Nurse and Benvolio:
It does not matter are you ugly or beautiful,
We all want love,
We all
Want
Love.

Chorus:
It does not matter are you ugly, or beautiful,
We all sin and pray,
We want
And it taunts to us.
Enough, joking aside,
Give to all equally.
Why love does not care,
Are you ugly or beautiful.

Enough, joking aside,
Give to all equally.
Why love does not care,
Are you ugly or beautiful.

Benvolio:
Ugly or beautiful!