This niggun in Russian, is a conversation between a father and his son. The son wants to go to the Rebbe in Lubavitch, but the father, being a Misnaged, does not want him to go.
The father tries to bribe him with a new hat, new boots. But the son rejects the presents saying that he still wants to go to Lubavitch. The father tries to threaten him with a beating, but the son is not fazed.
This niggun is traditionally sung on Yud Tes Kislev - the Rosh Hashana for Chasidus.
Nye khaditi, moy sinok. Nye khaditi, moy druzhok. Ya tyebye shapichka kuplayu. Ya tyebye shapichka kuplayu. Ya tvoyu shapichka nye khachu. U v Lyubavitcha paydu. Deda Rabina posmotru. Oy, oy, Rabina. Oy, oy, Rabina.
Nye khaditye, moy sinok. Nye khaditye, moy druzhok. Ya tyebye butiki kuplayu. Ya tyebye butiki kuplayu. Ya tvoye butiki nye khachu. U v Lyubavitch ya poydu. Deda Rabina posmatru. Oy, oy, Rabina. Oy, oy, Rabina.
Nye khaditi, moy sinok. Nye khaditi, moy druzhok. Ya tyebye sto palek otkladu. Ya tyebye sto palek otkladu. Ya tvoyu sto palek poluchu. U v Lyubavitch ya poydu. Deda Rabina posmatru. Oy, oy, Rabina. Oy, oy, Rabina.