Mitoch Haneshamah
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Mitoch Haneshamah
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Lo eten lach le'olam
ko rachok mimeni lalechet
baleilot ko karim
levadi pit'om ibed haregesh
emunim li nishbat
ve'amart tamid otcha ohevet
chaverim tamid amru
azov ota hi becha mezalzelet
ach ani le'olam
lo eten lach rachok lalechet, lalechet.
Mitoch haneshamah zo'ek hake'ev
belev shalem nishba otach ohev
hake'ev shebetochi rak rak mitgaber
bein arba kirot ye'ush mistager
baneshamah mitnapetz od ke'ev
sheshover et halev she'ohev
baneshamah mitnapetz od ke'ev
sheshover et halev she'ohev.
Tistakli hadma'ot
ech zolgot biglal ahavateinu
mistovev ber'chovot
mechapes ahavah k'mo shebeneinu
ha'im emet iti hayit yaldati
o shestam otach chalamti
ha'im emet oti ratzit
va'ani ani zeh shezilzalti
ach ani le'olam bach yaldah
lo pag'ati, lo pag'ati.
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