In the garden of Yemen the moon drifts
A brisk wind blows
And I, in a shabbat dress
Am sitting on my doorstep
My groom will come
Young and pretty-eyed
I will sing to him
And he’ll clap his hands
My heart pounds inside of me
Hush, don’t wake Mum up
Don’t fear Tamar
Mum already knows
Mum already knows
Don’t fear Tamar
Mum already knows
Mum already knows
And in our apartment you will sit Tamar,
Your groom’s speech has saved him
And you will wear only expensive silk
And play on the radio
You will each pistachios
And listen to psalms
And two sweet ones
You will move on your lap
Give me your hand and I'll touch it,
Please don’t wake Dad up
Don’t fear Tamar
Dad already knows
Dad already knows
Don’t fear Tamar
Dad already knows
Dad already knows
In the garden of Yemen the moon drifts
A brisk wind blows
Close your eyes at once
In me are the lighters of a flame
My heart is beating
Hold me and don’t move
Turn my head
And I will not not know why
And my soul is shaking
And my heart fears
Don’t fear Tamar
This will pass tomorrow
This will pass tomorrow
Don’t fear Tamar
This will pass tomorrow
This will pass tomorrow