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Artist: Maya Simantov
Canonical path: /maya-simantov/kol-ha-olam
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Kol Ha'olam
Read Kol Ha'olam lyrics by Maya Simantov on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Kol Ha'olam
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Im haita kan, haiti mevakeshet od siman
Im haita kan, haiti menasa le kabel od zman
Tachzor elay!
Ata shoov ne'elam
Bekoolam ata pogea venogea
Gam oti ata lokeach
El olam shelo hozrim misham
Beyn koolam ata yodea
Sheoti ata shomea, venirdam
Haiti notenet lecha
Et kol ha'olam
Kol ha'olam
Im haita kan, haiti shoelet lean
Ata lokeach et ha'ahava mikan
Tachzor elay!
Tachzor elay!
Ata shoov ne'elam
Bekoolam ata pogea venogea
Gam oti ata lokeach
El olam shelo hozrim misham
Beyn koolam ata yodea
Sheoti ata shomea, venirdam
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Maya Simantov performs "Kol Ha'olam", and this lyric page sits inside the Maya Simantov catalog on LyroVerse.
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