Rosh Ha’Memshala – ראש הממשלה Lyrics – Noa Kirel – נועה קירל

Rosh Ha’Memshala – ראש הממשלה Lyrics Meaning

[פתיח]
קבל
This is like saying “check this out” or “listen up” – a bold, confident way to grab your attention before diving into the song.

[‘בית א]
She’s saying her mom taught her to stay strong and never let anyone make her feel small. She should be beautiful and outspoken, knowing real change doesn’t happen overnight. People might tell her to slow down or settle for less, but she knows what she deserves and wants more. She lives with big dreams, like a movie star, full of confidence and shining like a star in outer space.

[קדם-פזמון]
Now she’s letting everyone know she’s arrived. She’s not here to play games, she came to work hard and make an impact. She’s fearless, doesn’t worry about obstacles, and feels like everything’s going her way. She wants others to notice and learn from her strength.

[פזמון]
She’s saying girls want to lead and make big changes. In heels and suits, they’re ready to run the show. Call her the Prime Minister – she’s not just showing up, she’s taking over with style and power.

[‘בית ב]
She feels proud to be a woman, like it’s a gift. She doesn’t need to shout to be heard – she knows how to get her way with calm, quiet strength.

[קדם-פזמון]
Again, she’s reminding everyone she’s in control. She’s not pretending, she’s serious and focused. Nothing scares her, and everything’s already going well for her. It’s time others catch up and learn from her confidence and success.

[פזמון]
Same message here: girls want to flip the system and run things their way. High heels and business suits are their power gear, and she’s claiming her title as Prime Minister again.

[גשר]
She’s pointing out that women know exactly what they’re doing. If anyone’s unsure how to get things done right, they should ask the guys who already know who’s really in charge – the women running things behind the scenes.

[פזמון]
Once more, she’s owning the idea that women are ready to lead, change the country, and do it all while looking sharp and confident. Call her the Prime Minister – she’s claiming her power.

[סגיר]
Girls want to change the country – plain and powerful.