| IF I FORGET THEE O' JERUSALEM by Eva |
| If I forget thee, O' Jerusalem, My mother and my spouse; If I forget thine ancient walls; If I forget G-D's House; If I forget my pledge to thee; If I forget my birth; If I forget my life, my soul, My identity, and my worth; Then who am I? A wanderer without a home, A wayward child hopeless, Fearful and all alone. For in thee, Jerusalem, I live and breathe As a nation by G-D set apart. Would I forget thee? Could I forget thee? Thou art engraved within my heart. |
 |