Good #Shabbos here's my translation of Lecha Dodi from Kabbalat #Shabbat by #Rabbi Shlomo Alkabetz

Lecha dodi, likrat kallah, pnei Shabbat nekabelah. Garden, remember was spoken in one word of God of unity caused it to be heard. Hashem is one and one is his name for fame and for beauty and to be proclaimed. Lecha dodi, likrat kallah, pnei Shabbat nekabelah. Go forth to welcome Shabbat. Let us come for she is the source that the blessing is from chosen to begin with from ancient times. The last to be made but the first in mind. Lecha dodi, likrat kallah, pnei Shabbat nekabelah. Holy royal city of the king, rise up from the midst of the ruins you'll spring. For too long you've sat in that tearful valley. Now he will have pity and show you mercy. Lecha dodi, likrat kallah, pnei Shabbat nekabelah. Shake off the dust, rise up from below. My people get dressed in your beautiful clothes. The sun of Yesha from Belech and Nirba. Draw my soul close and redeem it on high. Lecha dodi, likrat kallah, pnei Shabbat nekabelah. Wake yourself, wake yourself, it's the time for your light to come to rise up and shine. Wake up, wake up and sing us a tale. Through you the glory of Hashem is unveiled. Lecha dodi, likrat kallah, pnei Shabbat nekabelah. Don't be ashamed and don't get confused. Why are you downcast? What makes you blue? My afflicted people take refuge in you. On At site the city will be rebuilt anew. Lecha Dodi Likrat Kallah, Penei Shabbat Nekabelah. Those who plundered you will be repaid. All who would destroy you will be far away. Your God will rejoice over you at his side, just as a groom rejoices over his bride. Lecha Dodi Likrat Kallah, Penei Shabbat Nekabelah. To the right and the left you'll spread out, and you shall worship Hashem, no doubt. With the man on hand who descends from Peretz will rejoice and be as happy as it gets. Lecha Dodi Likrat Kallah, Penei Shabbat Nekabelah. Come, oh crown of her husband, in peace. Rejoice and sing, let the gladness increase between the faithful, precious human beings. Come, oh bride, oh come, Shabbat queen.