Cool Beans, you're welcome. Here's the original.

X:2
T:GILU HAGALILIM (Hora)
M:C
L:1/8
B:Ruth Rubin, ed., A Treasury of Jewish Folksong (Schocken, 1964), pp. 208-09
K:Bb
c B2 A G D G A|c B2 A G2 G2|B B2 A (Bc) (dc)|
w:Gi-lu ha-Ga-lil-im, gi-bo-rey ha-cha-yil Si-su v'-sim - chu_
B B2 A G2 G2 || F G2 F G A B2| {F/}F G2 F (ED) C|
w:yo-mam va-la-yil. Gi-lu ha-Ga-lil-im, gi~bo-rey ha-cha - yil
F G2 F (GA) B2| c B2 A G2 G2||d d2 c B F B c|
w:Si-su v'-sim - chu yo-mam va-lay-il. Gi-lu ha-Ga-lil-im, gi-
d d2 c B2 B2|d d2 c (de) (fe)| d d2 c B2 B2||
w:bo-rey ha-cha-yil Si-su v'-sim - chu_ yo-mam va-la-yil.

1 Gilu haGalilim, giborey hachayil
Sisu v'simchu yomam valayil.

2 Meycheshkat halayil ole kol chalil,
Shiro yashmia shomer haGalil.

3 Yeheme haGalil, ko yeheme l'vavi
Susi kal-raglayim, daruch hu rovi.

4 Zalat-cha haGalil, ma li vami li?
HaGalil, Galili, ach ata Galili.


1 Sing Galileans, ye heroes of battle,
Rejoice and be merry all day and all night.

2 Through the dark nights, the sweet-sounding flute,
Song of the watchmen of Galilee.

3 Aroused is Galilee, so heaves my heart,
Fleet is my steed and my rifle poised.

4 I have only you, my own Galilee,
Galilee, you are my all.