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I'm not used to singing in Yiddish. There are other singers who sing in Yiddish. I stay in Hebrew, in English, but this is the only song from the album, Yiddish. That's how it turned out. One day on the way to the studio, it suddenly occurred to me and I said, "I didn't do anything, I did n't want to." It arrived inside. [Music][Poetry] The Leagues
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