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Original lyrics
Ani noladeti El hamanginot ve'el hashirim Shel kol hamedinot Noladeti lalashon Vegam lamakom Lame'at, lehamon Sheyoshit yad leshalom Refrain Ani noladeti lashalom sherak yagi'a Ani noladti lashalom sherak yavo Ani noladti lashalom sherak yofi'a Ani rotze ani rotza lihyot kvar bo Noladti le'uma Vela shanim alpay'im Shmura laadama Vela chelkat shamayim Vehi ro'a tzofa Hine ole hayom Vehash'a yafa Zohy sh'at shalom Refrain
Translated lyrics
I was born for the sake of melodies and songs Of all the world I was born for the sake of language And for this place For the few and for the many Who would stretch out a hand for peace Refrain I was born for the peace and that will arrive I was born for the peace that will come I was born for the peace which will appear I only want I only want to be a part of peace I was born to a nation Two thousand years old A land reserved for her Reserved in heaven too The nation looks up toward heaven Here comes the day And a perfect hour The hour of peace Refrain
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