Tiny Studio: Shlomo Simcha | Full Segment

Welcome to Tiny Studio Sessions number four featuring the one and only. >> Thank you very much, Ar. It's great to be here in this tiny studio uh with all these massive personalities and great musicians. uh doing something that's not so tiny. Amuim is uh literally it's the pillar. It's the pillars that the world stands on. It's Torah, it's a and it's all combined together. And um there's nothing more appropriate than the song we're about to sing that [music] ties into our mudim. We say it during the it's an the merciful one Hashem who answers the poor the merciful one who answers the broken hearts. Aneni he should answer us as well and literally with the help of [music] every broken heart is able to get the help that they need. theat with Hashem's help and with your support. 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Um, next song is really with the same same theme. um it's from the it's um whatever we do we're doing for the for the to be serving Hashem therefore uh therefore answer what we need because we need our health and we need our strength and we need our wealth and we need everything to be able to serve you Hashem but it's a much more uh coming from the simra point of view >> so whenever you guys ready >> I have a question >> yes >> what is Toronto R. [laughter] >> Okay. Toronto Rush. >> It's like rush. [laughter] >> Very actually I actually recorded in their studio. Yeah. Yes. >> Very good. >> So maybe that's the Toronto rug. >> Oh, let's find out. Feel free to sing along with us. [music] >> [music] [music] [singing] [music] >> Fre [music] my sh my n I sh my sh I sh my my n I sh my n oho Oh my [music] gosh. [music] Sh [music] my navy sh my n I sh my navy. Oh, [music and singing] [music] [music] no. King [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] the Oh, okay. I [music] sh my n I sh my n I sh my n [music] my fre [music] my sh my sh my sh [music] my n baby sh my sh my sh my N [music] I sh my non no sea. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> Wow. >> I'm moving to Toronto. >> That was that was definitely a good Toronto rock there. No question about it. Um, so this next song, we were talking about doing a little bit of nostalgia, a little bit of uh this is a song that I recorded on my first album was written by Kim Bernett. It sounds like this was uh I've had many people tell, what are you talking about? This came from this must have come from Europe. This was not a new composition. My grandfather used to sing it, but in reality um it's probably about uh a little over 30 years old. And um it's a beautiful beautiful song very controversial words actually even though most of us say it inas we actually it's very unusual that we have a a prayer where we talk to intermediaries we talk to the malim the angels that are in charge of prayer that are in charge of crying that are in charge of tears that they should take our fillers they should take our prayers and take it before and beseech on our behalf before Hashem very very unusual uh it was controversial But it is in the and it is accepted. And the idea of this of this prayer was to help us have that concept of you know there is there is a judge and uh we we want to have a good year and we need to prepare ourselves. So that's in that context it was allowed to ask somebody to go like to take a lawyer and have them go for you. Um it's I feel very lucky to have been able to record this song. It's uh it's world famous and um please feel free to join along with all of us. >> [music] [music] [singing] >> You know, [music] [singing] [music] leave >> [singing] >> Hash me [singing and music] [music] say [singing and music] [music] >> [music] >> be [music] more [singing] [music] [singing] True. >> [music and singing] [music] >> So we can [singing] start. [singing and music] [singing] I can man [music and singing] [singing] you Oh [singing] [music] yeah. [singing] Oh. [music] >> [singing] [music and singing] >> Mash me [music and singing] [music] [singing] Not a mash me. [music] [singing] You know, [music] lie. [singing] [music and singing] [music] [singing] Oh [music] my [singing] [music] [singing] Oh sh [music and singing] [music] [music and singing] [music] [singing] Oh my god. [music and singing] [music and singing] [singing] Oh, [singing] >> [music] >> Y [singing] [music] you [music] God. Oh, [music] you know, [music] >> thank you. >> Thank you. Beautiful job everybody. Good evening. Great. >> One more. Ah, let's do something. >> Let's get everybody up on their feet. >> Hold on. Hold on. [laughter] >> What's What's the chorus? start >> where >> so I just want to say that we should um I hope everyone's enjoying this as much as we are and uh it's been a lot of fun. We should do this every day, you know. >> See you tomorrow. And um please I hope this uh warms your heart and uh puts you in the mood to be able to give to a muddy but you're really really giving more to yourself than you are to a muddy because amim is only giving it to others and um we appreciate your What [music] >> milly milly meny milly meny milly milly meny Mey [music] M [singing] on me. [music] M on [music] me. [music] for [music] [music] me. M on me. Money [music] mir [music] action. Hallelujah. [singing] >> [music] [music] >> to me. M and I need to me m [music] [singing] >> [music] >> Money me [music] [singing] mash Show [music] me. Woo. Thank you. H beautiful. 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