| The hall is blown up, no one is breathing
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| Another minute, the crowd is buzzing
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| They will see the man and the dream will come true
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| The man known simply as the magician
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| He works wonders, he's maddening, he's engrossing
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| He is a combination of a hypnotic magician and a sorcerer
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| And he keeps all the magic to himself
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| No one understands what the secret of his strength is.
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| He builds the show with a lot of thought
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| The opening is predictable and extremely simple
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| Rabbits from the hat flowers from a stick
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| A dove takes off to the cheering crowd.
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| A white dove with a red ribbon
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| Write about the movie Yonat HaShalom
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| And without any preparation the picture changes
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| There is no trace and no sign of the pigeon.
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| The charm is not important, the main thing is the style
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| The touch that gives the audience confidence
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| That the man knows what he is doing
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| There's no way he'll stumble, there's no way he'll succeed.
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| Sometimes he invites his wife to the stage
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| for a dangerous and breathtaking exercise
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| He blindfolds himself with a black handkerchief
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| and starts throwing knives at her.
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| She trusts him the audience is excited
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| She will follow him through storm and fire
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| This is a sign that the man is strong and reliable
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| The women understand that women have senses.
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| He shouts to the audience - what time is it - and smiles
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| He knows that there is no ticking clock
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| He stopped time from now all day
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| Time will shuffle in the same place.
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| He bends iron, he reads minds
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| Discovers objects that bring up evidence
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| The crowd can't be ecstatic
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| But what to do the facts speak.
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| When the magic fails he scolds the crowd
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| And shouts the air in the hall is poisoned
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| How can you continue to have a show?
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| Without mutual trust, without cooperation.
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| The frightened crowd whispers to each other
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| Let's hope he doesn't try tonight
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| The trick that is considered the most daring of all
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| This is the part where the audience disappears.
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| He turns fire into water and water into fire
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| He turns from there to nothing and there is nothing
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| And he keeps all the magic to himself
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| No one understands what the secret of his power is.
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| He turns fire into water and water into fire
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| He turns from there to nothing and there is nothing
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| He works wonders and is maddeningly immersive
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| He is a combination of a hypnotic magician and a sorcerer.
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| Close your eyes and count to two
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| And here we are in the Middle Ages
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| Close your eyes and count to two
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| And here we are leaving Egypt
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| Close your eyes and count to two
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| And the Spirit of God hovers over the water.
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| The hall empties, the audience is giddy
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| There is no doubt that they will come here tomorrow as well
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| What man has no fear and has no limits
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| He must have a thousand more tricks up his sleeve |