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David Edelstadt Lyrics
- אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ [In ale gasn ["Hey, hey, daloy politsey!"]] [German translation]
- אין קאַמף [In kamf] [German translation]
- אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ [In ale gasn ["Hey, hey, daloy politsey!"]] [Transliteration]
- אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ [In ale gasn ["Hey, hey, daloy politsey!"]] lyrics
- אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ [In ale gasn ["Hey, hey, daloy politsey!"]] [English translation]
- אין קאַמף [In kamf] [English translation]
- אין קאַמף [In kamf]
- אין קאַמף [In kamf] [Transliteration]
- אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ [In ale gasn ["Hey, hey, daloy politsey!"]] [Transliteration]
- אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ [In ale gasn ["Hey, hey, daloy politsey!"]] [Transliteration]
David Edelstadt featuring lyrics
David Edelstadt also performed lyrics
- אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ (In ale gasn (Hey, hey, daloy politsey)) (English translation)
- אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ (In ale gasn (Hey, hey, daloy politsey)) (Transliteration)
- Yiddish Folk - אין אַלע גאַסן אָדער הײ, הײ, דאַלױ פּאָליצײ (In ale gasn (Hey, hey, daloy politsey))
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