Rak Benadam

Verse 1 (SHI 360):
And a sun is rising, another day begins
Same old struggle, SHI keeps moving on
Washing my face with cold water after coffee,
Opening the paper, checking the "Most Wanted" section,
I remember when I got here, everything felt strange except the language
Forget it, I got through, I got used to it,
I have no right to live the truth any other way
And every day feels like a survival game
Not treating each other fairly in the fight for bread,
Seeing what’s happening here is heartbreaking,
Thinking that trouble will disappear like tears in the rain is bad for you
But it all started in the womb..
Gid'on, you said it would be hard to remember
I came, and this place isn’t the same.
Prejudices, Categories, Always questions
Are you leftist, are you rightist? I’m just a human

Chorus (Iztik Shamly):
I’ve been through tough days,
And I made it here
I’m just a human
I’ve always fought
I never gave up
I’m just a human

Verse 2 (SHI 360):
If you can’t plan,
You’ve planned to fail
What doesn’t break you today will trip you up tomorrow
So whoever’s crying today will be laughing tomorrow
Just like a crawling baby will walk tomorrow

There’s no secret to success because from day one, they prepare you for failure (Huh)
Pure disgust, another evacuation, another fresh start
And they won’t change the procedure as long as it’s worth it to them
What’s going on here? They’re selling us dreams and fantasies..
"Everything will be alright" - that’s the problem here
I’m losing control with training and practice but I don’t care
I can finish this year and millions like me are trying to grow
And they’re trying to earn respect and live
The upper class always appreciates my struggle
Anonymous hero - Human!

Chorus (Iztik Shamly):
I’ve been through tough days,
And I made it here
I’m just a human
I’ve always fought
I never gave up
I’m just a human

Verse 3 (Sagopa Kajmer):
My state is bare, play the last siren for me
You should capture every moment, every scream must be valid
Get me out of here, I’m feeling down.
Take my love and drop it at the edge of tomorrow, my heart tomorrow
I was rapt, I stomped on logic, not at all, I was everything.
I was a dark pessimist, in short, I was stuck in the double.
I struck against thousands.
My eyes want to see the face of the sultan inside me.
Sagopa Kajmer, from '98.
My eight years of views are pessimistic.
Life’s a slope, ups and downs.
I earned the applause for the sweat I shed.
Before you, heaven’s winter fell on my hair.
Solve the code that interferes with your search.
Enemies will set their eyes on your efforts.
I’m dynamite with my words
Unravel the magic in the shadow of the pyramid
The first two letters of my last name are as essential as my personality.