1. Life under occupation

2. mother, sweet heart

3. killing me is much easier for me

4. than living under the rule of the arrogant

5. killing me is kinder

6. than living under the rule of the arrogant

8. blowing wind take me home

9. take me to my homeland

10. my mother is waiting for me

11. missing me caused her heart ache and drained her soul

12. blowing wind take me home

13. my mother is waiting for me

14. forever sitting at her window waving and waiting for me

15. mother, killing me is kinder

16. than living under the rule of the arrogant

19. the wheel of life goes on

20. and your dear ones are coming back

21. coming in their thousands

22. come and open the doors

23. to welcome your loved ones

24. can you hear their voices

25. while crossing the river

26. mother, killing me is kinder

27. than living under the rule of the arrogant

32. mother, I am coming back

33. cover me with your eyes

34. protect me for I've seen too much

35. too much pain in my years

36. anguish and sorrow

37. became my companions

38. protect me for I've seen too much

39. too much pain in my years

49. Ethnic cleansing and exile

50. 531 villages were ethnically cleansed: destroyed and/ or depopulated

51. when it was Eid

52. the home was yearning

53. to be reunited with its loved ones

54. when it was Eid

55. the home was longing to meet its loved ones

57. it was searching for familiar smiling faces

58. that were tainted with sorrow and sadness

59. smiling faces,tainted with deep sorrow

60. its mirrors were mourning the dear ones who went out, and never came back

61. Israeli Settlements on Palestinian Lands Sources: Foundation for Middle East Peace, Peace Now colonies 1997 2003

66. dear life; is this pain we've been through not yet enough

67. Exile is grieving our diaspora

70. our songs are weeping

71. after knocking on all doors and getting no answer

72. getting no answer

73. knocking on all doors and getting no answer; only deafening silience

74. 68 women gave birth at checkpoints

75. where 36 of their babies died

78. Why do you come Eid, when you can see our anguish and pain?

79. and where are all the birds? why can't I hear them singing?

80. why do you keep coming Eid?

81. and where are all the birds? why can't I hear them singing?

82. did the wolrd just disappear into nothingness

83. did they also kill our dream of being together

84. we are like a ship drifting weeping its lost sail

85. Eid came and went full of sadness

86. He left us and went looking for someone else to welcome him

87. Eid came and went full of sadness

88. He left us and went looking for someone else to welcome him

89. sorry Eid that we couldn't give you a more welcoming reception

90. how can we celebrate Eid

91. how can we

92. how can we celebrate

93. how can we

94. when they hijack our dreams

95. and kill all our hopes