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Yom Haatzmaaut Song Sheet 5780 Content Yom Haatzmaaut Song Sheet 5780 Content 1. Kol Haolam Kulo 2. Od Yavo Shalom 3. Heveinu Shalom Aleichem 4. Tov Lehodot 5. Hava Nagillah 6. Sharm El Sheikh It was the 6-day war of the Arabs against the Israelis in June 1967. The Israeli public feared a dramatic defeat, though Israeli and U.S. policymakers expected Israel would win a war quickly. Ron Eliran volunteered at the start of the war to entertain the troops. On the road between one military to another in the Sinai Desert, the song Sharm el-Sheikh was born. Sharm el Sheikh is situated on the Southern tip of the Sinai peninsula. with the Red Sea on one side and the mountains of Mount Sinai on the other. 7. Haleluyah 8. Al Kol Eleh 9. Erev Shel Shoshanim 10. Bashanah Haba’ah 11. Eretz Eretz Eretz 12. Lu Yehi (after Yom Kippur war captures the mood) 13. Shir Lashalom (Sung at ralley when Rabin was assassinated) 14. Jerusalem Of Gold 15. Hora 16. Ani Maamin 1 | Page ָכּל ָהעוֹ ָלם ֻכּלוּ ֶג ֶשׁר ַצר ְמּ ֹאד ְו ָה ִעי ָקר ל ֹא The whole world is a very narrow (1 ְל ַפ ֵחד ְכּ ַל ל bridge, but the important thing is not to fear at all עוד יבוא שלום עליו עוד יבוא שלום עליו Peace will come upon us עוד יבוא שלום עליו Peace will come upon us !ועל כולם Peace will come upon us and on everyone. סלאאם, עליו ועל כל העולם סלאאם סלאא ם Salaam(2 סלאאם, עליו ועל כל העולם On us and on everyone סלאאם סלאא ם Salaam, Salaam 3)We brought peace unto you, הבאו שלום עליכם ,we brought peace unto you הבאו שלום עליכם ,we brought peace unto you הבאו שלום עליכם we brought peace, peace הבאו שלום, שלום .peace upon you שלום עליכ ם טוֹב ְל ֹהדוֹת ַלה', וּ ְל ַז ֵמּר ְל ִשׁ ְמ ֶע ְליוֹן. ,It is good to give thanks to G-d(4 ְל ַה ִגּיד ַבּ ֽ ֹבּ ֶקר ַח ְס ֶֽדּ, ֶו ֱאמוּ ָ ְת ַבּ ֵלּילוֹ ת - and to sing to His name on high to tell in the morning of His kindness,and in the evening of His faithfulness! הבה נגילה, הבה נגילה X 2 הבה נגילה ונשמחה Let us rejoice, let us rejoice(5 Let us rejoice and be glad Repeat הבה נרננה הבה נרננה x 2 הבה נרננה ונשמחה Let us sing, let us sing Let us sing and be glad עורו, עורו אחים x4 עורו אחים בלב שמח Awaken, awaken brethren עורו אחים, עורו אחים .Awaken brethren with a cheerful heart בלב שמח 2 | Page 6) Gadol hu halailah velach mechayech chazarnu im boker el Sharm a- SHARM EL SHEIKH sheikh (Lyrics Amos Etinger) avarnu balailah, bayam uvahar uvanu im boker el toch hameitzar Great is the night and it smiles at you We returned in the morning to Sharam A Sheikh We passed in the night, the sea and the mountain PIZMON Arriving in the morning at the straits At Sharm a-sheikh, chazarnu elaich shenit CHORUS : at belibeinu, libeinu tamid You're Sharam A Sheikh, we’ve returned to you once again You are in our hearts, always in our hearts Hayam vehamelach yaru et hashir chazarnu eleichem, Tiran uSnapir The sea and the salt will view the song otam hashamaim me'al levavech We’ve returned to you Tiran and Snapir meitzar, yam umayim - at Sharm a- The same skies above your heart sheikh Strait, sea and water- you are Sharam A Sheikh CHORUS : You're Sharam A Sheikh, PIZMON we’ve returned to you once again At Sharm a-sheikh, You are in our hearts, chazarnu elaich shenit always in our hearts at belibeinu, libeinu tamid The morning rises in the coral beach Fishing boats pass through the water Oleh lo haboker bechof almogim again ovrot shuv bamayim sfinot dayagim The evening sets, bringing another dream yored lo ha'erev, mevi od chalom Brings on the water a hope for peace mevi al hamayim tikvah leshalom CHORUS : PIZMON You're Sharam A Sheikh, At Sharm a-sheikh, we’ve returned to you once again chazarnu elaich shenit You are in our hearts, at belibeinu, libeinu tamid always in our hearts Hoy, Sharam A Sheikh Hoy, Sharam A Sheikh 3 | Page 7) HALLELUYA (1979 Eurovision Winning Song) Haleluya la'olam, haleluya yashiru kulam Haleluya to the world, Bemila achat bodeda every one will sing halev male behamon toda One word only Veholem gam hu eze olam nifla and the heart is full of thanks And beats as well what a wonderful world Haleluya im hashir haleluya al yom sheme'ir Haleluya with the song, Haleluya al ma shehaya for a day that shines uma she'od lo haya - haleluya For all that has been and for all that is about to happen Haleluya la'olam haleluya yashiru kulam Haleluya to the world, Vehainbalim hagdolim every one will sing yehadhedu bahamon tzlilim And the big bells Veitanu hem yomru – haleluya will be echo in a lot of notes And together with us they will say - haleluya Chorus Chorus Haleluya al hakol halelu al machar ve'etmol Haleluya for every thing, Haleluya utnu yad beyad yesterday and tomorrow veshiru milev echad Haleluya Haleluya hand in hand and sing in one heart - haleluya 6) Churshat Haekalyptus - The Eucalyptus Grove by Naomi Shemer K'she'eemah ba'ah hena yafa utzeirah When mother first had come here, so beautiful Az abba al givah banah lah bayit and young, Chalfu ha'avivim, chatzi me'ah avrah my father built her house upon the hilltops. V'taltalim hafchu seyva bintayim And as each spring was passing, a half a century long, her fair dark curls had turned to silver. Aval al chof Yarden, kmo me'umah lo karah Chorus: But on the banks of the Jordan, it’s like nothing has changed, Otah hadumiyah v'gam otah hataforah you’’ll find the same old silence: the scenery’s still Chorshat ha'ekaliptus Hagesher, Hasirah, the same: The grove of Eucalyptus, the bridge and the old V'reyach hamaluach al hamayim barge, and the scent of salty air upon the water. And far above the Jordan the cannons fired and M'ever la'Yarden ra'amu hatotachim roared, And peace finally returned to us in V'hashalom chazar b'sof ha'kayitz summer. Now all the little babies have grown up to be V'chol hatinokot - hayu la'anashim men, V'shuv al hagivah hekimu bayit and came back to build homes upon that hilltop. (Chorus) (Chorus) 4 | Page 8) Al Kol Eleh - Naomi Shemer Al hadvash ve'al ha'okets Al hamar vehamatok על הדבש ועל העוקץ, .Al biteynu hatinoket shmor eyli hatov על המר והמתוק, על בתנו התינוקת שמור אלי הטוב. Al ha'esh hamevo'eret Al hamayim hazakim Al Ha'ish hashav habayta על האש המבוערת, min hamerkhakim על המים הזכים, על האיש השב הביתה :Chorus מן המרחקים. Al kol eleh, al kol eleh, Shmor nah li eyli hatov על כל אלה, על כל אלה, Al hadvash ve'al ha'okets שמור נא לי אלי הטוב. .Al hamar vehamatok על הדבש ועל העוקץ, Al na ta'akor natu'a על המר והמתוק. אל נא תעקור נטוע, Al tishkakh et hatikvah אל תשכח את התקווה Hashiveyni va'ashuva השיבני ואשובה .El ha'arets hatovah אל הארץ הטובה. Shmor Eli al ze habayit שמור אלי על זה הבית, Al hagan, al hakhoma על הגן, על החומה, Miyagon, mipakhad peta מיגון, מפחד פתע וממלחמה. .Umimilkhama שמור על המעט שיש לי, Shmor al hame’at sheyesh li על האור ועל הטף Al ha’or ve’al hataf על הפרי שלא הבשיל עוד Al hapri shelo hivshil od ושנאסף. Veshene’esaf. על כל אלה... Chorus: מרשרש אילן ברוח, Merashresh ilan baru'akh מרחוק נושר כוכב, Merakhok nosher kokhav משאלות ליבי בחושך Mish'alot libi bakhoshekh נרשמות עכשיו. .nirshamot achshav אנא, שמור לי על כל אלה ועל אהובי נפשי, Ana shmor li al kol eyle על השקט, על הבכי Ve'al ahuvey nafshi ועל זה השיר. Al hasheket al habékhi ve'al ze hashir. Chorus על כל אלה.. 5 | Page 9) Erev shel shoshanim ערב של שושנים נצא נא אל הבוסתן (Lyrics Moshe Dor) מור בשמים ולבונה Evening of roses .לרגלך מפתן Let's go out to the grove Myrrh, perfumes, and incense לילה יורד לאט Are a threshold at your feet. ורוח שושן נושבה הבה אלחש לך שיר בלאט The night falls slowly .זמר של אהבה A breeze of roses blows Let me whisper a song to you שחר הומה יונה quietly ראשך מלא טללים .A song of love .פיך אל הבוקר, שושנה ...אקטפנו לי At dawn, a dove is cooing Your hair is filled with dew Your lips to the morning are like a rose Erev shel shoshanim I'll pick it for myself. Nitzeh na el habustan Mor besamim ulevona Leraglech miftan. Layla yored le'at Veru'ach shoshan noshvah Havah elchash lach shir balat Zemer shel ahava Shachar homa yonah Roshech maleh t'lalim Pich el haboker shoshana Ektefenu li. 6 | Page 10) Ba’shana Haba’ah English - singable translation בשנה הבאה נשב על המרפסת In the year that will be ... we’ll sit out .ונספור ציפורים נודדות on our porches ילדים בחופשה ישחקו תופסת Counting migrating birds as they fly And the children will run between the .בין הבית לבין השדות houses and the fields Playing catch under cloudless blue skies Chorus עוד תראה, עוד תראה Come with me, you will see כמה טוב יהיה Just how sweet life will be in the year, in the year that will be .בשנה, בשנה הבאה Come with me, you will see Just how sweet life will be x2 in the year, in the year that I see ענבים אדומים יבשילו עד הערב Dark red grapes on the vine will ripen til the evening, .ויוגשו צוננים לשולחן Then bring the chill of the night to our ורוחות רדומים ישאו אל אם הדרך plates .עיתונים ישנים וענן ,And the soft wind will blow a cloud of old newspaper Bearing news that is long out of date עוד תראה, עוד תראה..
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