YOU REMEMBER THE SONGS
You remember the songs That we sang then, the golden sky, You remember, in the evenings, Under a starry roof, With gals and pals Sometimes we sang:
Tu tu tu tu tu….
You remember the excursion With that guide, Shaul, And how Aharoncik, the Big guy Pushed on the accordion Shouting with a powerful voice: “Now, everybody, let's sing!”
And in the most chilly nights We were just happy With first-cigarette butt, We took it into heart and lungs, We coughed and asked, And waited for surprises
On Friday, on the fence, Hands in the pockets, And Elihauh, the Fat, Saying four-words, But in the dark nobody saw How we blushed, and… he too.
Tu tu tu tu tu….
We stood for hours, and looked At Little Ariela, How watermellon juice Stained her white shirt And our innocent heart, That is dancing in front of her
You remember the fields The narcisses, the Saturdays, It all passed so fast And it's a little hard to remember How it was once easy To sing, to live, and never die…
Tu tu tu tu tu….
You remember the songs That we sang then, the golden sky...
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