“It’s heartbreaking to see everything you once called home-your dreams, your sanctuary, and the studio where you poured your soul-reduced to rubble.

One day, I saw a photo of my destroyed neighborhood, and among the ruins were my home and the dreams I worked so hard to build.

The pain was overwhelming, and from this deep sorrow, I wrote the song “Enter All the Places”.

Every note carries the weight of loss and the hope to rebuild.”

Ahmed “Muin” Abu Amsha from Gaza

مؤلم جداً إنك تشوف بيتك اللي كان مأواك، أحلامك اللي بنيتها بعرقك، والاستوديو اللي حطيت فيه روحك، كلهم تحولوا لركام. اليوم شفت صورة لحيّنا المدمر، ومن بين الأنقاض كان بيتي وأحلامي اللي تعبت سنين عشان أحققها. الألم كان كبيراً جداً، ومن هذا الوجع العميق كتبت أغنية: “ادخلوا كل الأماكن”. كل نغمة فيها تحمل ثقل الفقد
وأمل البناء من جديد.

Narration:

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“We are innocent people, unrelated to the conflicts and destruction around us.
We are musicians who live for art, love, and peace.
Yet, our souls and dreams have not been spared from this devastation.
When I saw the image circulating on social media that shows the destruction that occurred in the Beit Hanoun area from a satellite perspective. I was overwhelmed with a deep sense of sorrow and betrayal.
It wasn’t just a scene of ruin, but a reflection of a great tragedy.
I saw my home, once a sanctuary of memory and dreams reduced to rubble, and my recording studio, the fruit of years of hard work and creativity, turned to ashes..
This song is a true reflection of the grief that resides in my heart.”
Ahmed Muin from Gaza

Lyrics:

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Invade every place,
Destroy every home.

They destroyed every street,
Burned every farm,
Killed a child and an elder,
leaving only harm.

We demand peace,
Yet you respond with cannons,
Burning dreams.
You will never break my resilience.
Gaza is my land,
undeniable,
and my own.

Invade every place,
destroy every home.

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