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SHIR AHAVA BEDUI
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BEDOUIN LOVESONG |
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Tzlilei chalil el hacholot shel hamidbar hayah shole'ach |
He would send out sounds of flute to the sands of the desert he fondled her tender body and the storm ravaged it all it ceased to be like the sands, I want you like a rock he then promised not to wander again like the sand. When the winds fondled him strongly he grasped the pole of the tent he sealed his ears not to hear or breathe the sound at all you're a nomad the desert whisppered, you are to be buried in a narrow tent and the sheep were bleating in the wadi like a flute. Ho ho ho ho ho a voice calls to wander, wander Ho ho ho ho ho a voice calls to wander, wander And when the floods bursted he forgot all that he had promised in the storm he stretch his hands towards the sounds of the flute in a dance of madness in the stems of reed, swept the drunk like sand in the wind even the rocks spread their wings like a heron. And when he come back again on his horse to put deeper the pole of the tent on the tent-cloths she embroidered in strings and colours words welcome back traitor, grasp the pole of the tent well for the wandering storm has also swept me. |
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| LYRICS | Yitzhak Weingarten |
| MUSIC | Yitzhak Klapter |
| SINGER | David Broza |
| CD | The Best of David Broza 2-CD set Track 3 |
| Words transliterated & translated by George Jakubovits of Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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