#the unternationale

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The children of wealth, the enlightened, the clergy Into Zion they call the Hebrews We've heard this old story before from our enemies "A ghetto for the eternal Jew"

They say that they answer the prayers of our fathers From deep in their graves hear them call While those who are living in sorrow and hunger To them they are deaf as the wall

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Unironically a great version of the Internationale 

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jid. Oy Ir Narishe Tsienistn ang. Oh You Foolish Little Zionists ros. Глупые Сионисты

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I carry in my heart a dream A flag of peace and a land redeemed But in my dream is a wall of wire Stone and iron, forged in fire On the wall a soldier stands Keeps us out of our own land Borders tear us all apart On the ground and in the heard We all must learn to conquer hate, But what's a people without a state? The land is holy, but for whom? God of the star or the crescent moon? Without freedom, without land As a stranger I do stand No one freely gives up power, We alone can take what's ours Without justice, without peace, Just a dream become a beast Where will exile draw the line? In Israel or in Palestine?

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"Ekh Lyuli Lyuli" by The Unternationale (Daniel Kahn, Psoy Korolenko, & Oy Division) Performed in Tel Aviv, 2008.

The first part of it is the nigun (Jewish religious song/tune) of Jews recruited to the Russian Army under Nicholas I. It was learned from Michael Alpert. Apparently, "the musical style is Russian 'chastushka' that on occasion found its way into the Jewish folk songs (i.e. Chabad version of ehod miyodea)." The rap is by Psoy Korolenko.

Lyrics (in Russian and translated into English)

I've posted this song before. I named both this tumblr and my radio show after it.