 Complete the following phrase:  Following the chorus, the song changes tempo entirely, as Oz begins to rap in Hebrew. He expands on his earlier description of the risk of fanaticism, describing a nightmarish situation in which nobody else seems aware of, or concerned about, what is happening. The tempo then switches back to the steady beat of the earlier verses, but with Oz still singing in Hebrew describing the people in his situation as pawns. He switches further to his dramatic vocals, wondering if perhaps the song is altogether too sharp, and suggesting that We should sing palm tree songs, desert songs with no flags, referring to an older, romantic and apolitical style of Israeli song. The next line -- Ani od khay, khay, khay Im still alive, alive, alive -- is a direct quote of the hook from Israels upbeat and apolitical second-place-winning 