| Quiet as in paradise
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| The stars above the place are high and bright,
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| I sing to myself, I cut myself.
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| The night has fallen
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| Rest, children - the day was very hot.
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| For a stitch, a stitch - a penny became heavy.
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| Oh wow!
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| There was a time, there were forces, but it’s not the same
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| Years mowed my hair, wiped my coat.
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| There lived a Jew, so he said,
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| That everything passes.
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| The sun too, wei, sets at sunset,
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| But it will be born
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| Too bad it's not like me.
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| Who will dress them all later in fashion?
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| My girl
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| Tomorrow morning you will return to me again,
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| My dear, my feigele
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| Sad-eyed.
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| Dad will say in the ear of Mays - you will laugh,
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| The people are different and the songs are different.
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| Oh wow!
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| There will be a day and there will be food
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| Don't rush to live
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| Sometimes richer beggar
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| The one who did not have time to save.
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| The one who is no longer held by anyone anywhere.
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| Thread, velvet and needles - that's all,
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| Yes, the Talmud is on the shelf
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| So life would go on and on.
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| Only the sun I see less and less.
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| There was a time, there were forces, but it’s not the same
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| Years mowed my hair, wiped my coat.
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| There lived a Jew, so he said,
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| That everything passes.
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| Quiet as in paradise
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| The stars above the place are high and bright,
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| I sing to myself, I cut myself,
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| I sing to myself. |