Lebanese Night
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Lebanese Night
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And did you go to your bed with a sweet lullaby
And the sound of the guns in the night
And did you dance in the fields
Did you run for your life
From the hell, that came down from the sky
On a Lebanese night
We went down to the edge of the water
By the light of the Lebanese dawn
And she told me all the stories
Of her beautiful land and the war
Her tears fell down…the sun came up
And I saw, again, the young girl in her eyes
{Arabic Singing}
And did you go to your bed with a sweet lullaby
And the sound of the guns in the night
And did you dance in the fields
Did you run for your life
From the hell, that came down from the skies
On a Lebanese night
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