RADIO RAMALLAH |
RADIO RAMALLAH |
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Achshav bein Yad Chana leven TulKarem hashchena Layla levada me'achorey zchuchit kveda Layla baradio ulai hi koret li Chom ba'enayim pit'om ani kam bli af chaver Layla, layla, Layla, layla, Chorus: Radio Ramalla layla velayla
Zichronot mit'arbevim bega'agu'im Ra'ash mechona Layla lo one, aval od yesh bi emuna Layla baradio, Radio shoteket, radio transistor menagen Layla, layla, Layla, layla,
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Now, between Yad Chana and the neighbouring TulKarem Layla is alone, behind heavy glass Layla is in the radio, may be she calls me I feel the heat in my eyes, and suddenly I wake up without a friend Layla tonight Layla tonight Radio Ramalla Layla and night
Memories blend with longings I hear a machine Layla is not answering but I still hope Layla is on radio, Layla keeps quite, a portable radio is playing |
Translator's note:
The background to this song:
When singer/songwriter Yehuda Poliker was in the army in Israel in the 1960's,
the only radio station that played English and world music was radio Ramalla.
The song also has a play on words: Layla means 'night' in Hebrew, but in Arabic it is a girl's name.
LYRICS | Yehuda Poliker |
MUSIC | Yehuda Poliker |
SINGER | Yehuda Poliker |
CD | Live at Caesaria Track 6 |
DANCE CHOREOGRAPHER | Gadi Bitton 2003 |
DANCE FORMAT |
Circle |
Words transliterated and translated
by Chana
Shuvaly of Melbourne, Australia.
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