tancuj tancuj text needed

this song from slovakia I heard in Prague. Now guests arrive who want me to perform this song amongst others, but I only have the first verse and no translation. Does anyone know this
traditional song? In Slovakia everyone seems to know it, young and old

czechs also know this song it is late, but better than never

Tancuj tancuj vykrúcaj, vykrúcaj, /dance, dance
len tu piecku nezrúcaj, nezrúcaj. /but do not destroy the furnace
Dobrá piecka na zimu, na zimu, /furnace will be usefull in winter
nemá každý perinu perinu. /not everyone has a duvet

trálalala trálalala tralalalalalálalalála
trálalala trálalala tralalalalalálala

Stojí voják na vartě, na vartě /soldier is guarding
v roztrhaném kabátě, kabátě. /in tattered coat
Od večera do rána, do rána /from evening till morning
rosa na něj padala, padala. /the dew fell on him
trálalala...

Pobil cigán cigánku, cigánku /gipsy (man) bang a gipsy (woman)
po zeleném župánku, župánku. /in a green wrapper (the woman)
Cigánečka cigána, cigána, /gipsy (woman) bang gipsy man
po zádečkách vidlalma, vidlama. /on his back with a fork
trálalala...

Here again I send you the thank you this way: I had a girlfriend in Prague, but she didnot remember the words. So really nice.

you are welcome
i rather found the lyrics, coz i wasn't sure how to write slovak words. and i was surprised about the third part, i didn't know it. maybe it is not original and it was added later, i don't know

we dont use ě in slovak language, only simple e. vidlama would be better translated - with rake. and as far as i know to bang means more likely to make someone pregnant, so the frase beat up would be more appropriate.
i work in an translation company <a href="http://www.1globaltranslators.com/traduccion/ingles.php" title="traduccion ingles">http://www.1globaltranslators.com/traduccion/ingles.php</a> and i am a slovak, so you can trust me.
maybe it doesnt matter to you, but i just wanted to be exact

no problem. you are more exact, but i was faster
anyway, only the first part is slovak, the rest is czech. so i used "ě".