Ma Omrot Einaikh
Shemesh, shemesh red la-yam
Ru’ach, ru’ach kal yehom
Mi kholem, kholem alayikh
Be-mishlat, mishlat arom

Shnei orot ba-layl, ba-layl, ba-layl
Li romzim, romzim pit’om
Ma omrot einaikh, einaikh, einaikh
Bli lomar ad tom, ad tom

Bein sla’im, sla’im ve-har
Etz boded, boded yanum
Mi holekh, holekh elayikh
Im eruv, eruv ha-yom

Shnei orot ba-layl, ba-layl, ba-layl
Li romzim, romzim pit’om
Ma omrot einaikh, einaikh, einaikh
Bli lomar ad tom, ad tom

Boker, boker et ya’or
Ve-ashuv, ashuv milakhom
Ha-emtsa, emtsa adayin
Zekher, zekher la-khalom

Shnei orot ba-layl, ba-layl, ba-layl
Li romzim, romzim pit’om
Ma omrot einaikh, einaikh, einaikh
Bli lomar ad tom, ad tom

Bli lomar ad tom, ad tom

What Do Your Eyes Say
The sun sinks into the sea
A soft wind moans
Who dreams of you
At the bare army post

Two lights in the night, in the night, in the night
Suddenly tell me, tell me
What your eyes say, your eyes, your eyes
Without telling all, all

Between rocks, rocks and mountain
A lonely, lonely tree sleeps
Who goes, goes to you
with the coming, the coming of evening?

Two lights in the night, in the night, in the night
Suddenly tell me, tell me
What your eyes say, your eyes, your eyes
Without telling all, all

In the light of morning, morning
When I return from battle, when I return
Will I yet find, will I find
A vestige, a vestige of my dream?

Two lights in the night, in the night, in the night
Suddenly tell me, tell me
What your eyes say, your eyes, your eyes
Without telling all, all
Without telling all, all