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Verse1: Beneath the ruins of ancient peoples bones are buried by bow and blade
Above the ruins their descendants are now dying by tank and grenade
Chorus1: But how the winds are laughing they laugh with all their might
A man has died so a man must die - As if this stops the fight
Verse2: In the streets where children once played there's a mom with a mournful eye
High above her a dove is winging her daughter's soul has learn to fly
Chorus2: But how the winds are laughing they laugh with all their might
a child has died so a child must die - As if this makes things right
Verse3: (In Hebrew) O-se sho-lom bim-ro-mov hu ya-a-se sho-lom o-lay-nu
(In Arabic) As-sa-la-mo A-lai-kum, A-lai-kum As-sal-am
(The Hebrew: part of the Jewish prayer, "The Mourner's Kaddish". Translation: "He who creates peace in His celestial heights, may He create peace for us." The Arabic: traditional Islamic greeting. Translation: "Peace on to you, on to you peace too.")
Chorus3: But how the winds are laughing they laugh with all their might
Men who fight for the holy land are like prayers who fight for the night
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-02-2002).]
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