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luil
Lu Maya
Maya anyone know Russian Ukrainian
something like I love somebody very good
love liba or some some girl or something
luia comes from the word Luba like
lubich which means like this
Philadelphia the city of love it means
love Lu
Maya I love
Maya my job my
workp very much
so listen to the song just just leave it
yeah
[Music]
my father comes from ER Israel from
Israel 1958 after surviving the the
Romanian Holocaust my father may be well
is from Romania he went went through the
Holocaust in Romania he survived the
family comes to Israel in
1950 58 he comes to K Heights to
Brooklyn for three reasons to see the
rebi to find a
wife and to make some money so he can
support his
wife he comes into the Yeshiva Hall like
now in the evening or
later and
his friends are singing this
to and he says and these were friends of
his from Israel who they were together
within the Yeshiva and Israel they came
earlier so he says what do you guys know
about a job right I really love my job
he says you guys aren't Yeshiva Yeshiva
you don't got to think about a job he
says I I'm going you know I'm I'm
learning I I study some to in the
morning before I go to work but I go to
work
and I
schitz like this guy is [ __ ] here
right so I'm you know and I and and and
and everything else that came along with
work the work that he did in those days
so what do you know about a job you guys
are having it easy they they feed you
they give you a bed and you can study
Torah and you can hang out with your
friends you're you're in
Paradise so they said to my father
you're right if that's what the song
means but it's not what the the song
means the song means I love working for
my boss this song came actually from the
drunkards uh in the taverns and bars in
the time of
thear after thear fell each group had
like these gorilla groups was in Russia
they were taking over Villages right
conquering so they would after a day's
work of of purging and killing and and
and hurting they would go in the evening
into the bar drink and they would sing l
I really love working for this this um
boss you know this leader and the other
group would say I really love working
for that group so they said to my father
and what is our who are we working for
we're working for God we're working for
Hashem for God
Almighty and a Jew has to say can say
and should
say I really love working for God the qu
the issue is when you don't really love
working for God and you know why you
don't because there are difficulties
there are
hardships so the song itself
addresses the issue now listen now I'm
going to sing it and interpret it as I
sing
[Music]
okay that's a question the voice implies
question do I really love my
and then gives an
O do I really love being a
[Music]
Jew which
means sometimes I love my job and
sometimes I hate my
job when it's all going well I love it
but when I'm experiencing a difficulty I
don't like
it so then the
final The Voice goes up and deep and
concludes
that I really love my job listen to the
second time to the the second set
of hey
I you hear it going
up one two three I really love my job
and how could you say that because when
the soul talks when the talks
you really love your job only this body
here this head here this heart these
feet only it has questions you know if I
feel well I'm God forbid I don't feel
well I'm
miserable so the body which includes the
heart and the
mind has doubts has questions the soul
the the shama has no
questions so get in touch with your soul
and that that's the deep meaning of
these of this song as the took it from
the drunkard in the taverns and brought
it back to the Jewish community and they
used it to celebrate and to recognize
that yes there are times when we're we
have doubts we have questions that's
only coming from the mind and the heart
if you connect with the soul with the
Nisha there won't be questions so let's
do it together you can hum along if you
know the they know the words
[Music]
okay women are a lot of hum also there's
nothing wrong with it
like a doubt the question now the second
time
[Music]
higher and then when you sing it a
little quicker it really gets you going
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