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Adon Olam (Transliteration)

"The Master of the World, Who Always Ruled, Always Will..."

Adon olam Asher Molach Beterem Kol Yitzur Nivra
Liate Nasa Becheftzo KolAzaiMelech Shemo Nikra
viacharei Kichlot HakolLevado Yimloch Nora
Vehu Haya Vehu Hove Vehu Yyiheeyeh Beteefarah
Vehu Echad Veayn Shayni Lehamshilo Lehachbira
Beli Rayshit Beli Tachlit Velo Ha’oz Vehamisra
Vehu Ali Vechai Go’ali Vetzur Chevli Be’ais Tzara
Vehu Neesi umanos Li Menas Kosi Beyom Ekra
Beyado Afkid Ruchi Beais Eeshan Veoeera
Ve’eem Ruchi Geviyati Adon-nay Li Velo Eera
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