Israel
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Israel
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Israel, Israel, Israel, Israel
Cruzando os mares
Vencendo os montes
Perdi as flores
E minhas plantas
Pelas sementes
Cerrei os punhos, porque
Até areia me bastaria
Eu viveria e cresceria
E lá as plantas nascerão
E um dia florirão
Depois que amar
Mesmo quem não te quis jamais
Israel, Israel, Israel, Israel
Preciso fogo para aquecer-me
Que já não tenho as minhas carnes
Em vez de pão, pra minha fome
Me deram aço, para o meu corpo
Mas não não choro, não não lamento
O ódio não constrói
O meu sofrer não dói
Depois as plantas nascerão
as flores florirão
E agora te amará
Mesmo quem não te quis jamais
Israel, Israel, Israel, Israel
Israel, Israel, Israel, Israel
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