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Transliteration
Translation
Kol Ha"Buzz"
ba lo dvash
qach ta'oqets
shte matoq
'en lkha 'omets
bata lakaveret 'az 'ata tifgosh 'et hatsir'a
'en li "brakes"im she'al ta"ex"im Ana 'en la 'atsira
lo me'ele sheyavo'u 'im tavtiach la tira
lo tqabel tatsuf ya chatsuf 'im taba li ra'
kama yeshkha ze lo meshane
'af dvora lo tsrikha shetavi la perach
lamalka lo 'ekhpat 'im tanehene
'ad shelo te'aqets lo tilmad taleqach
ta'azov 'et ze 'ulai
'al tachshov yoter midai
gam kakha kol ha"buzz" 'alai
"zoom zoom
zoom zoom
zoom zoom
zoom zoom"
'efo "Queen Bee?" 'ani po
bo taqshiv li, 'ata lo
bata li barega' lo badaqta 'et ha shetach,
'im talo mevin taqeta' 'az ha"beat" haze raqeta
"boom boom"
qach neshima
'od lo risaqti 'et hamedina
ze yoshev 'alai bul
lo tsrikha shum ta medida
kama yeshkha ze lo meshane
'af dvora lo tsrikha shetavi la perach
lamalka lo 'ekhpat 'im tanehene
'ad shelo te'aqets lo tilmad taleqach
ta'azov 'et ze 'ulai
'al tachshov yoter midai
gam kakha kol ha"buzz" 'alai
"zoom zoom
zoom zoom
zoom zoom
zoom zoom"
ze hazman kan lemelukha nashit
ma yotse mimeni, ze lo 'enoshi
yesh li "style" shenidbaq lamechoshim
'az haketer leroshi
'az haketer leroshi
ta'azov 'et ze 'ulai
'al tachshov yoter midai
gam kakha kol ha"buzz" 'alai
"zoom zoom
zoom zoom
zoom zoom
zoom zoom"
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About translator
In my transliterations, the spelling "ch" represents the sound found in words like Bach and loch, not like in English "change."
The use of an apostrophe (') represents one of two letters in Hebrew that are no longer pronounced in Modern Hebrew.
The use of a "q" instead of a "k" in some words is just to highlight that they are two distinct Hebrew letters (though now pronounced the same).
Also note that often an "h" is silent in Modern Hebrew.
Words in full quotes are English loanwords.