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Arabiens Kamele Lyrics by Max Bruch

Hebräische Gesänge

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Arabien's Kameele am Jordan zieh'n
Des Götzen Preis erschallet auf Zion's Höhen;
Am Sinai opfert der Prophet des Baal
Auch dort, mein Gott, dort schläft dein Donnerstrahl!
Dort wo deine Handschrieb auf den glüh'nden Stein
Dort wo dein Schatten vor dem Volke stand
Dein Flammenkleid verhüllete dein Licht
Dich selbst sehen, o wer verginge nicht!
O fahr' im Blitz, Allmächtiger, fahr' im Blitz daher
Zerschmеttre in den Drängers Hand dеn Speer!
Wie lange soll dein Land des Fremdlings Spott
Und opferlos dein Tempel sein, o Gott!
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Read the complete lyrics to "Arabiens Kamele" by Max Bruch from the album "Hebräische Gesänge". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"Arabiens Kamele" appears on "Hebräische Gesänge".

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