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Happy Easter from Jerusalem …
Aramaic lyrics with English Below :
Miryam qāmet b-ṣaffra
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[Verse 3]
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English :
Miriam rose in the morning. Tears flowed from her eyes. She went to the tomb. The stone was opened. He was not inside. [Verse 2] She thought the gardener was there. "Sir, have I taken him? Tell me where you have heard him. And I will go and place him at your feet." [Chorus] "Rabboni, Rabbouni," Miriam said with a voice. "Rabboni, Rabbouni," He rose alive from the tomb. "Rabboni, Rabbouni," His light on the heart. "Rabboni, Rabbouni," She saw the Lord. [Verse 3] He said to her with a gentle voice, "Miriam." He called her by name. In an instant she remembered. She knew it was not the gardener. [Pre-Chorus] Not in a dream.
Happy Easter from Jerusalem
Lyrics in Aramaic with English below
Shaphrā d-Pesḥa
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[Chorus]
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English :
The morning of Easter (after Passover) , a gentle spirit. Mary stood weeping at the tomb. Dreams of the night upon her. The grave was open, the stone rolled away.
[Verse 2] Incense was upon her eyes. A tear flowed down her cheek. What is this, how has he been taken? My heart is troubled, my thoughts are upon him.
[Chorus] Rabbi, Rabbi, the name of life sings in her heart. Rabbi, Rabbi, a new morning rose from the tomb. Rabbi, Rabbi, her eyes opened. Death is far away. Rabbi, Rabbi, Mary cried. Her heart was awake.
[Verse 3] A gardener stood in the garden. Silver of morning on his hands. She thought him the keeper of the garden. "Sir,"
Rabbouni Isho - Jesus at the Passover Seder Meal on Holy Thursday
Aramaic Lyrics with English below :
Leilya da‑Peskha
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English :
The night of Passover, sweet hymns, the disciples of the Lord, the Lord of the disciples, with one heart, they sat and ate. The Lord, Master Jesus, Teacher of life, you sat with us in order, the bread of life. Take the bread, this is my body, the blood of resurrection, in the cup of mercy. [Verse 2] He took bread, blessed with a loud voice, and gave it to his disciples, saying, "Eat this, this is my body." A voice was heard in my broken heart. [Chorus] Master Jesus, Teacher of life, you sat with us in order, the bread of life. Take the bread, this is my body, the blood of resurrection, in the cup of mercy. [Bridge] He took the cup
Cowritten with Suno and Polytranslator :
https://www.polytranslator.com/aramaic/?src=arc_Hebr&tgt=eng_Latn
Entre deux mondes / Between two Worlds
The Metis Voyageurs 1828
French Lyrics with English Below
De Montréal au grand nord
[Verse 1]
On suit la ligne du courant
[Chorus]
On porte des couvertures
[Verse 2]
Un mot en français
[Chorus]
On troque des couvertures
[Bridge]
Un côté parle de la couronne
[Chorus]
On porte des couvertures
[Outro]
English :
From Montreal to the far north
[Verse 1]
We follow the current line
[Chorus]
We wear blankets
[Verse 2]
A word in French
[Chorus]
We swap blankets
[Bridge]
One side talks about the crown
[Chorus]
We wear blankets
[Outro]
French Lyrics with English Below :
Dans le vieux port de Montréal
Les cloches sonnent
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[Verse 2]
On dort serrés sous les couvertes
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Les ballots changent pour des peaux dorées
[Chorus]
English :
In Montreal's Old Port
The bells ring
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[Verse 2]
We sleep huddled under the blankets
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
The bundles change for golden hides
[Chorus]
Voyageurs of the North West Company 1820
French Lyrics with English below …
Intro
[accordéon qui s’ouvre
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Kanata qui glisse sous la proue
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[Verse 2]
J’ai cousu ma jupe de bandes rouges
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
On troque des couvertures contre l’hiver
[Chorus]
[Outro]
English :
Intro
[accordion opening
[Verse 1]
Kanata sliding under the bow
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[Verse 2]
I sewed my skirt with red stripes
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[Bridge]
We swap blankets for winter
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[Outro]
Happy Monday Morning from Mackinac Island, Michigan
Spring has arrived here on Lake Huron.
Clac-clac des rames
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English :
Clack-clack of the oars
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[Bridge]
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[Outro]
Music for walking and paddling …
Filmed with iPhone 15
Cowritten with Suno.com
Watch on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/dEIG8Dwwv_0?si=3ZbFblsrIc097Pef
Music for paddling the canoe
From Montreal to Mackinac Island
Cowritten and arrangements with Suno.com
Dans le vieux port de Montréal
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
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[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Outro]
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