The lyrics on still up on the original OCR page for this song. I'll copy paste the english, the other languages are Hebrew and Arabic.

ENGLISH:

[Nawal Al Zoghbi - "El Layali"]

The nights brought me back again,
And renewed the love in my heart.
After he left, he came back and called for me.

[from the original theme]

Oh ne baya
Oh ne baya

[Psalm 2:1-4]

Why do they rage?
Why do the nations rage?
Why do they rage?
Why do the nations rage?
Why do they rage?
Why do they rage?
Why do they rage?

And the people...
And the people imagine a vain thing?
And the people...
And the people imagine a vain thing?
And the people...
And the people...

Saying, let us break their bands asunder,
And cast away their cords from us.
He that sitteth in the heavens
Shall laugh, and the Lord
Shall have them in derision!

[Genesis 19:24-26]

God made sulphur and fire rain down on Sodom and Gomorrah - it came from God, out of the sky.
He overturned these cities along with the entire plain, [destroying] everyone who lived in the cities and [all] that was growing from the ground.
[Lot's] wife looked behind him, and she was turned into a pillar of salt.

All comments from YouTube:

@AngusBull2112

3y↑9

Can't believe I've been listening to this REmix for 12 years. Here's to 12 more. Thank Mitsuda-san, thank Star Salzman for the wonderful music for all these years.

@theRealBlahpers

7y↑15

OH NE BAYA....

...Seriously, this still stands as one of the greatest OCRemix tracks of all time.

@Zzsnake217

5y↑2

Havent heard in years. Yet here I am because it started playing in my head.

@janglur

3y↑3

Amen. It sends chills down my spine every time. When it comes up randomly on my playlist with friends, they have a reaction first time everytime too.

@KM-hv1jg

4y↑5

Almost a decade later, this gives me chills.

@faet37

2y↑4

Star salzman doesn't get enough credit on the streets.

@bubbagump562001

14y↑8

This is another remix I randomly stumbled upon to a game I had never played...I dunno if Star Salzman hired a bunch of Middle Eastern sounding dudes to do the vocals or if he did them himself, but this song is goddamn epic. Look up the lyrics on OCRemix, it's even more epic when you understand the Arabic/whatever else that's going on here. One of my favorite OCRemixes to be sure!

@janglur

3y↑4

Still one of the most powerful songs ever made in Nov. 2020

@Joe_from_Rio

8y↑7

For another classical version of Dazil you can listen to "Marco Polo" in the Album "Book of secrets" from Loreena Mckennitt released one year before Xenogears.