The Seto people of southeastern Estonia have a tradition of polyphonic singing called
leelo. This one is a song called
Mõsumõskmine ("Laundry-Washing"), by Verska Naase' ("Värska Women"; Värska is the name of a town in Põlva County. The song is sung in Seto, which is either a dialect of Võro or a separate language, depending on who you ask; in either case it spoken in Põlva and Võru counties in southeastern Estonia. The lyrics below are incomplete (missing some lines, and with the
leelo style of singing I can never manage to transcribe the lyrics for myself), but the first line starts out with "we're off to wash the clothes," and it goes on to describe washing the laundry, letting it dry in the golden sun, the clothes will be clean and bright for Saturday, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qK67nQmsasHoi taara, ai taara naakõ rõivit mõskõmahe,
Hoi taara, ai taara lumbi viirde loputamma,
hoi taara, ai taara likko-ks panni linatsita,
hoi taara, ai taara tuubriahe tururõiva.
Hoi taara, ai taara kergo-ks veie keset morro,
Hoi taara, ai taara panni-ks tõlva tõrõlõmma
Hoi taara, ai taara lipõ-ks vällä linatsõsta,
Hoi taara, ai taara uja viirde huhtõmahe
Hoi taara, ai taara lumbi viirde loputamma,
Hoi taara, ai taara ruudmõ-ks pale raputõlli,
Hoi taara, ai taara kulda-ks päivä rõiva kuivas
Hoi taara, ai taara puhta-ks rõiva sai puulpühäst,
Hoi taara, ai taara valgõ-ks rõiva vahtsõst nädälista.