Lines 1–4: mu-ti-in cag4-ja2 /mu-lu\ [ki-ig-ga-aj2-ju10]
hi-li-zu aj2-ze2-ba-am3 lal3-[am3 ku7-ku7-da]
gi-ru cag4-ja2 mu-lu ki-ig-ga-/aj2\-[ju10]
hi-li-zu aj2-ze2-ba-am3 lal3-am3 ku7-ku7-da
(Man of my heart, my beloved man, your allure is a sweet thing, as sweet as honey. Lad of my heart, my beloved man, your allure is a sweet thing, as sweet as honey.)
Lines 5–8: en-dab5-en ni2-ja2 du5-mu-u8-ci-jen
mu-ti-in ga-ba-e-da-kar ki mu-nu2-da-ce3
en-dab5-en ni2-ja2 du5-mu-u8-ci-jen
gi-ru ga-ba-e-da-kar ki mu-nu2-da-ce3
(You have captivated me (?), of my own free will I will come to you. Man, let me flee with you -- into the bedroom. You have captivated me (?); of my own free will I shall come to you. Lad, let me flee with you -- into the bedroom.)
Lines 9–14: mu-ti-in aj2-ze2-ze2-ba du5-mu-u8-ak
ze2-ba kal-la-ju10 lal3-e da-aj2-e-ga
e2! ki-nu2-a lal3 hab2 dug4-ga-ba
hi-li aj2-ze2-ba-zu ga-ba-hul2-hul2-le-en-de3-en
gi-ru aj2-ze2-ze2-ba du5-mu-u8-ak
ze2-ba kal-la-ju10 lal3-e da-aj2-e-ga
(Man, let me do the sweetest things to you. My precious sweet, let me bring you honey. In the bedchamber dripping with honey let us enjoy over and over your allure, the sweet thing. Lad, let me do the sweetest things to you. My precious sweet, let me bring you honey.)
Lines 15–21: mu-ti-in ma-ra hi-li mu-e-kar
ama-ju10-ra dug4-ga-na-ab ni2 mu-ra-ab-ze2-ej3-e
ad-da-ju10-ur2 aj2-ba-ba mu-un-ba
ur5-za (ms: SAG9) ki ur5 sag9-ge-bi mu-zu
mu-ti-in ud te-en-ce3 e2-me-a nu2-a
cag4-za ki cag4 hul2-bi mu-zu
gi-ru ud te-en-ce3 e2-me-a nu2-a
(Man, you have become attracted to me. Speak to my mother and I will give myself to you; speak to my father and he will make a gift of me. I know where to give physical pleasure to your body -- sleep, man, in our house till morning. I know how to bring heart's delight to your heart -- sleep, lad, in our house till morning.)
Lines 22–23: za-e ma-a-ra ki mu-e-a-aj2-a-ta
gi-ru ma-a-ra aj2-ze2-ba-zu nu-uc-mu-e-a-ak-e
(Since you have fallen in love with me, lad, if only you would do your sweet thing to me.)
Lines 24–27: u3-mu-un dijir-ju10 u3-mu-un dlama-ju10
dcu-dsuen cag4 dmu-ul-lil2-la2-ke4 ba-ze2-be2-en-na-ju10
ki ze2-ba-zu nu-uc-mu-e-a-ak-a
ki lal3-gin7 ze2-ba-zu cu nu-uc-mu-e-tag-ge
(My lord and god, my lord and guardian angel, my Cu-Suen who cheers Enlil's heart, if only you would handle your sweet place, if only you would grasp your place that is sweet as honey.)
Lines 28–29: tug2 jicba-an-na-gin7 cu DU-ma-ni
tug2 jicba-an sum-ki-na-gin7 cu DAR.DAR-ma-ni
(Put your hand there for me like the cover (?) on a measuring cup. Spread (?) your hand there for me like the cover (?) on a cup of wood shavings.)
Line 30: bal-bal-e dinana-kam
(It is a balbale of Inana.)