Uri
from NOA (Achinoam Nini) - Achinoam Nini & The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra by Noa (Achinoam Nini)
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I wish I had a son
A little boy
Bright, with black curly hair.
I would take his hand in mine
And stroll slowly, slowly
Through the garden...
Little boy.
Uri, I'd call him
My Uri!
How gentle and clear this tiny name
A glimmer of joy
For my little boy,
Uri, I'd call him
Uri, I'd call.
But I am still bitter as Rachel
I am still praying as Hannah in Shiloh,
I am still waiting for him.
I will
Wait.
A literal translation from Hebrew by Noa
A little boy
Bright, with black curly hair.
I would take his hand in mine
And stroll slowly, slowly
Through the garden...
Little boy.
Uri, I'd call him
My Uri!
How gentle and clear this tiny name
A glimmer of joy
For my little boy,
Uri, I'd call him
Uri, I'd call.
But I am still bitter as Rachel
I am still praying as Hannah in Shiloh,
I am still waiting for him.
I will
Wait.
A literal translation from Hebrew by Noa
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from NOA (Achinoam Nini) - Achinoam Nini & The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra,
released April 7, 1998
Lyrics: Rachel
Music: Achinoam Nini (Noa)
Lyrics: Rachel
Music: Achinoam Nini (Noa)
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