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it's a real uh pleasure and an honor and
a delight
to be able to sing on this list until
you're in the shama song with your
rahmeel begun
um music from the choir and his other
productions
was something that i really grew up on
and i think he
was set a certain standard a little bit
of a mecca of shall we say
um how jewish music has to affect once
in the shama
jewish music means it makes you a better
yid and we're a yid because we have an
ashama we have a helical
and if it inspires us and after we
listen we feel closer to hashem
then it accomplished what i need to
accomplish if you were
with a bunch of friends and you were
visiting a friend who's sick in the
hospital what songs would you choose to
sing
and if you were at a mesiba with your
rebbie with rosh yeshiva
if you were sitting with agadol and he
asked you seem something happy not just
a sad song happy song
what song would you sing and everyone
knows the answer to that question
why because you listen to your nashamah
your neshama is telling you
what is going to uplift you what is
going to give you that feeling that you
need
when you're sad and you need to express
yourself when you want to david hashem
when you want to hope for something when
you want to thank hashem so listen to
your neshama
you all know the right answers and that
message is that in our life
no matter what whatever we're doing
every decision that we make
we sometimes wonder like what should we
do
and this song says that the answer is
within us
and the shaman within ourselves to
listen to the shaman means to listen to
our gut feeling of what's right
and as hidden we haven't this neshama
and this the shama basically says this
is the way to go this is not the way to
go
and the same thing when it comes to
music same thing anything in our life
so this song was made with the intention
to direct ourselves
towards the voice within us the music
of jewish music comes out of the soul
somebody once said don't non-religious
singers
or non-jewish singers also sing with
soul
and the person said yes he says but it
depends what kind of soul you have
we have in the summer and we have a
terry dick of music and we have a
background of what we are and the music
and everything in our life should
probably emanate from the neshama
the light of the torah should lead us
to listen to haha
as the world turns around us
in directions so unknown
pulled from every side we are
the streets even on our phones
how can we decide
how can we really know
when to stop and hesitate
and when's okay to go
our teachers give us guidance
to live life properly
we can avoid a fault stay strong
spiritually
but if we are not careful
it can surely take a toll
on our own we must be sure
what's best for our souls
can you hear it calling
out your jewish name
it's crying now
for connection
to lead you back to the spirit from
where it came
listen to your name
and let it guide you to make you
truly free
be strong and let it come
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me
how to know what music
one should really hear or how to know
to guard yourself from watching
without care the answers on the
inside it holds that dear
truth don't be fooled
don't be swayed by mistakes of you
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so there you have the secret
one that you can share
how do we make our dutch
we must stay aware
when life throws us the challenge think
of the message
of this song hashem placed
his faith in you when choosing right
from
wrong
to your
can you hear it calling out your
jewish name
it's crying now for
connection to lead you back to
the spirit from where it came
let it from you to make you
truly free
and be strong and let it
conquer
me
can you hear it
to lead you back to
don't be strong and let it
conquer happy shovels
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foreign
me
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