NIFGASHNU SHUV |
SHIRI LI MOLEDET |
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Nifgashnu yachad shuv Hachevre mishisim vesheva: Yecheskel, Gidi, veChanan Vegam hameshorer. Hayta tchusha shel ein breira, Afor haya hatzeva Hayta bdidut, haya kaved balev. Hayta tchusha kazu, Kmo nishtalnu po bateva, Yadati az, otach ani ohev.
Shiri li Moledet mishirayich hayafim Kama ahavti lezamram birega’yim kashim.
Nifgashu suv, oto zachlam Meaz shishim vesheva, Oto chyuch, oto mabat Ota bat tzchok nugeh. Echad zimerlo cheresh shir Al dan ve’al Be’er Sheva, Echad yashav shaku’a vechoshev. Umisaviv mar’im aleyl Maz’if panav hateva, Rogez hu al hazar hamitkarev.
Shiri li Moledet mishirayich hayafim Kama ahavti lezamram birega’yim kashim.
Nifgashnu yachad shuv Hachevre mishisim vesheva: Haya kashe, ma yesh lomar, Haya atzuv balev. Yadanu: nitgaber, pashut Asinu zot lekeva, Yadanu zot al af kol hake’ev, Hirgashnu zot bekol bik’a, Al kol tlulit vageva, Natanu lergish zot la’orev.
Shiri li Moledet mishirayich hayafim Kama ahavti lezamram birega’yim kashim.
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WE MET AGAIN |
SING TO ME, HOMELAND |
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We met again together, The comrades from sixty-seven: Yeheskel, Gidi and Hanan, And also the poet. There was a no-choiche feeling, The colour was gray, There was lonliness, it was heavy in the heart, There was such a feeling, As if we were planted here in the nature, Then I knew: I love you.
Sing to me, Homeland, of your beautiful songs, How much I loved to sing them in hard moments.
We met again, the same half-track Since sixty-seven, same smile, same glance, same gloomy half-laugh. One of us sang to himself quietly A song about Dan and Be’er Sheba, Another one sat, immersed in thoughts. And, around, the night thunders: Nature is enraged, It is angry on the approaching stranger.
Sing to me, Homeland, of your beautiful songs, How much I loved to sing them in hard moments.
We met again together, The comrades from sixty-seven. It was tough, what can we say? It was sad in the heart. We knew, we shall overcome: simply We did it an habit, We knew that, notwithstanding all the pain. We felt that on every valley, On every hummok and hill, We made feel that also to the lurker.
Sing to me, Homeland, of your beautiful songs, How much I loved to sing them in hard moments.
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