Jerusalem taby ukulele według David Moss (Chwyty barytonu)

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My name comes from the soil where the Jordan River flows
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And on each side of the river, theres a house that a man calls home

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And their homes are built on the earth and stone
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And the earth and stone catch the rain
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And the rain it falls on Jerusalems walls
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And in those walls each man goes to pray

My name stands for glory and a city thats paved with gold.
Thats a gold that stands for wanting what the other man calls his own

And the war is waged over earth and stone
And the blood is spilt like the rain
And the rain it falls on Jerusalems walls
And in those walls each man goes to pray
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And each man prays quite the same
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One man kneels, one bows his head
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And they built walls quite like a cage
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And on each side a different name is said

My name it speaks a language that is almost as old as time
And through that time and its telling comes a story and a great divide

For the words were carved in the earth and stone
And they pass through the land like the rain
And the rain it falls on Jerusalems wall
And in those walls each man goes to pray

And each man builds his wall of stone
That it wont break like he breaks bread
It matters not which side youre on
It makes no difference to a man whos not been fed.
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My name tells the story of a giant overthrown
A small boy who knows not glory
A young shepherd and a younger son

And the giant fell by the slinging stone
And the tears of joy fell like rain
And the rain still falls on Jerusalems walls
And in those walls each man goes to pray