Does anyone know the lyrics for

Just do it just do it no no dont be afraid just do it just do it hashem is at ur side just do it just do it no no dont hesitate just do it just do it…….. lololol wtvr

theres too many words u cant hear all of them!!!! lol

im baboker ata cam

vilo roeh kvar et haor

mitlabet umistapek

vilo yodea mah livchor

tinaseh lazuz kadima

kama sheata yachol

rak tivater kol mahir

rak tatchil hayom gadol

gam im kvar nesita

viratzita

viamart hakol

mah sheyesh licha balev

vilo noten licha lishon

rak tafsik lietakesh

ulivakesh

tedah sheyesh

Mishehu shomer alecha

lo lo lo all tityaesh

hi – while on topic – does any one remember song thjat had line “river of tears we’ve gone down the years, crying Shema Koleinu” – thanks

Well my friend and I listened to that song over and over until we both figured out the words. And now we know it.

Yolk- I know those too but I have no patience now. Maybe later.

PPPPLLLLLLEEEEEEAAASSSSSSEE postsemgirl????????????

todah rabbah!! greatly appreciated!!

sure no problem

Thank You postsemgirl!!!(with a cherry on top!)

Does anyone know the meaning of the Yiddish phrase in Country Yossi’s “Beep Beep”?

Thanks!

I’m going to tell you the foundation of Yiddishkeit

One needs to know when to buy, know when to laugh…

Better not to speak what one shouldn’t, and not go where one shouldn’t

Each wise man knows, that a Jew must be happy

Thank the Creator of the world, for everything that people have

And hole the Torah dearly, for there burns a fire!

And give a lot of charity, since livelihood comes from G-d

BY94- I left out a part:

“Yoh, ich bin an alter – Un s’tit mir vei di beiner,

Un Chotsh di burd iz lang un grois, ich hob a sach gezen ,

Gib aher a bissel bronfin, Vel ich zugen gitte eitzes

Veil ich zay in deine pleitzes , Vos iz bei dir geshen. ….

It’s a take on Kenny Roger’s The Gambler, where an old rabbi is giving advice on life instead of a gambler on a ride upstate. The younger person’s neshama lit up from the rabbi’s words & drew strength from them.

THE RABBI

On a warm summer’s evening

On a ride to Monticello

I sat next to a rabbi

We were both too tired to sleep

So we took turns staring

Out the window to the darkness

Till boredom overtook us

And he began to speak

He said,

“Yoh, ich bin an alter – Un s’tit mir vei di beiner,

Un Chotsh di burd iz lang un grois, ich hob a sach gezen ,

Gib aher a bissel bronfin, Vel ich zugen gitte eitzes

Veil ich zay in deine pleitzes , Vos iz bei dir geshen. ….

“So I handed him my bottle

And he drank down my last swallow

Then he mooched a cigarette

And asked me for a light

And the night got deathly quiet

And his face lost all expression..

He said,

“Ich gei dir yetzt zugin Dem yisod fun yidishkeit.

“M’darf vissen ven tsu koifen, Vissen ven tsu loifen ,

Vissen ven tsu dreien git, Un ven tsu handlen fein,

Besser red nisht vus m’darf nisht, Un gei nisht vi e m’tur nisht ,

Yo, s’iz git tsi furen, besser iz tsi bleiben in der heim.

“Yeder Chochem veist , Az a yid miz zein b’simcha ,

Danken borey oilam, Far alles vos men hut .

Inn halt di torah teier ; Veil dortin brent a feier!

Un gib a sach tzedukeh , Veil parnuseh kimt fin Got.

“And when he finished speaking

He turned back to the window

Said Borey Nefoshos ,

And faded off to sleep .

And somewhere in the darkness,

My soul, it started burning,

For in his final words ,

I found A strength that I could keep.

M’darf vissn ven tsu koifen – Vissn ven tsu loifen,

Vissn ven tsu dreien git , Un ven tsu handlen fein .

Besser red nisht vus m’darf nisht – Un gei nisht vie m’tur nisht,

Yo, s’iz git tsi furen, besser iz tsi bleibin in der heim.

the last line is “anschuldiks- vee fort min ken monroe”.

its the punchline. all along the chassid just wanted to know directions how to get to monroe