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Yanky Lemmer brings a presence to the Tiny Studio that shifts the entire room before he even sings. It’s a powerful — emotionally gripping experience that’s wrapped in the kind of comfort people hold onto. Get ready for a vocal performance that stays with you long after the last note fades. 🎙️ Yaakov Yanky Lemmer Joy & Healing Join the Movement. UniteToHeal.com
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[music]
A different scale, different song.
Can you catch me? You can't catch me
now. Now you can't catch me.
for
[singing]
>> it's gonna be an hour only an hour of
this.
I want to welcome to the super tiny
studio
lever.
>> Thank you. Thank you for having me here.
Wow. Amuim, what a wonderful
organization. RIP. Wow.
Um yeah, so we chose a couple of songs
that I think can tie in. And um what are
we starting with? We'll start with Lev.
Amuim does so much good work for the
Shou Lev. And um
I've seen some of it up close and um
there almost isn't a person in the
community who was not affected
by next of kin or next of next of kin
that has had from the services of ammud.
It's just an unbelievable
to be here
in English.
Who knows pain [singing] and all its
parts.
Who restores all broken hearts,
forms [singing] darkness
and light.
Creator
of peace and strife.
Who sits [singing] on the judgment
throne?
Who forgives a quits and dawn?
[singing and music]
The long robe of mercy
watches.
knows
[singing]
just who
will heal my broken heart.
When I fall apart
and I'm lonely in line, [singing]
an ocean with no shore.
Won't you [music] just tell me
who now will embrace me
and promise that I will not
[music and singing] break down anymore?
Oh, that I will not break down anymore.
[singing]
Who is was and will remain. [singing]
Who gives life and obliterates, [music]
opens
up [singing] all hands,
wings [music] to fly and feet to land?
And [singing] who
will heal my broken heart?
When I fall apart
and [music] I'm long in like
an ocean with no shore.
Won't you just tell [music and singing]
me?
Oh, now will embrace me
[music] and promise that I will not
break down anymore. [music and singing]
>> [music]
[music]
>> in the wind. me.
[singing]
Y
[singing]
won't you just tell me [music]
who now will [singing] embrace me
and promise that I will not break
[music] down anymore.
Oh, that I will not break down [singing]
anymore.
[music]
>> Thank you you guys. Thank you. Thank you
Mitch. Thank you Schlomi. Thank you
Mori.
Didn't catch your names. Anyway,
for having me here. The crazy part is
that Arya is on stage, you know.
[laughter]
It's awesome. Um, okay. Let's do another
song. You raise me up. I mean, it's pro
pretty self-explanatory why this
connects to Amudam, right, Mitch? It's
like they raise people up from the
depth. Yeah. You know, when they say
people hit rock bottom,
someone's got to help raise them up,
right?
>> [music]
>> Heat. Heat.
[music]
>> [music]
>> When I am down
and oh my soul so weary.
When troubles come and
[music and singing] my heart burden be,
then I [music and singing] am still
and wait there in the silence
until you come
and sit a while with [singing and music]
me.
You raise me up
so I can [singing] stand on mountains.
You raise me up
to walk on stormy [singing] seas.
I [music] am strong
when I am on your shoulders.
You raise [music] me up to more
[singing] than I can be. Heat. Heat.
[music]
>> [music]
>> You [music and singing] raised me up
so I can stand on mountain. [singing]
You raised me up to walk on stormy
[music and singing] seas.
I am strong
when I am on [music and singing] your
shoulders.
You raise me up to [music] more
[singing] than I can be.
You [music] raise me up
so I can stand on [singing and music]
mountains.
You raised me up to walk on [music] a
stormy sea. [singing]
I am strong
when I am on your shoulders.
You raise [music] me up
to more than I can be.
[music]
>> Thank you.
So dramatic [laughter]
standown.
>> Unbelievable.
>> I don't mean to be dramatic, but like
>> Oh. Oh. Oh.
>> Oh, I didn't mean [laughter]
>> Oh, legends. Legends. What a joy to be
here.
Wow.
Of course. Ari fearless leader.
Wow, this one I mean
how psychological and deep should we get
with this one?
>> Let's party with it. So,
you know, protect us, make us feel
secure, seen like children. There's a V
I uh I shared with Rabbi Sha Tab a while
back
that uh
there's a verse that says a POS that
says
so in psychology there's this thought
are we born tabularasa like blank slate
or are we born with all kinds of you
well Mitch obviously I mean come on and
then look what you painted on him my god
Gosh.
Anyway,
any
issues, problems or iniquities we think
of that we have are really from our
childhood. So,
children, it's natural for children to
say or to want to be feel to feel seen,
safe, secured, and all that. But for an
adult to say, "Oh, I don't feel secure.
I don't feel seen." All of a sudden,
it's like, whoa, whoa, whoa. But like,
who? Come on. But
we're all children and
how's that? [laughter]
>> All right, here we go.
[music]
>> [music]
[music]
>> Hey,
hey,
[music] hey.
Who are your [music]
shim? [singing]
Who are holy? [music]
[music]
[singing]
foreign.
[music and singing]
[music]
[singing]
Fore!
[music]
Foreign! Foreign! [music]
>> [music]
[music]
[singing]
>> Who
I got [music and singing]
[music]
[singing]
>> [music]
[singing]
[music]
>> Show me. [music]
[music]
>> [music]
>> foreign.
[music]
Thank you.
I think I'm thinking
what is it so why are we so happy about
you know youth
>> children
>> we get to be children and we get to be
say we want to be seen
>> a rent is too darn high [laughter]
>> all right last song
>> huge shout out to uh Yisha Laidot who
wrote this beautiful uh tune the lyrics
of course
one of my greatest inspirations raml for
recording this um and it's pretty simple
also how we tie this into ammudim right
am I right why alle katan
>> just because you know there's it's a
story of an older person giving advice
or a more sage person giving advice to a
younger less experienced person and
That's what Amu does, man. They they
hook up people with therapists and with
mentors, and that's just the little
things. They do a lot bigger things than
that. But, uh, anyway,
[music]
>> [music]
[music]
>> I need [music]
mil duck
Fore
[singing]
[music]
[music and singing]
[music]
[singing]
your knee.
>> [singing and music]
>> Yes.
[singing]
[music]
>> [music and singing]
>> Sh.
[music]
Foreign
[music]
Fore! Foreign! Foreign!
[music]
Foreign
[music]
[singing]
[music]
[singing]
[music]
>> [music]
[music]
>> And I am sharing.
[music]
for my
[singing]
[music] score.
[music]
[singing]
Oh
[music and singing]
[music]
[singing]
Please,
[music]
>> thank you. Thank you.
[music]
>> [music]