SHANA TOVA!
As Rosh Hashanah approaches, all of us at AFIPO send our wishes for a sweet, healthy, and joyful New Year.
We would like to share the powerful words of Rachel Shapira and the stunning music of Yair Rosenblum with you in “Shir Shel Yom Hulin (A Song for an Ordinary Day).” Performed by beloved Israeli singers Ilanit and Doron Talmon, and the Israel Philharmonic, this moving performance reminds us that even in the darkest nights, light is always waiting at the end. May we continue to find reasons to celebrate, opportunities to come together, and inspiration in the music we cherish.
We hope this year brings peace and happiness to you and your loved ones.
Lyrics:
If I have strings they play trembling
if I worry it is exposed a bit
If I have love in me it will be said quietly
if I have roots they become deeper
You see how I tremble for a minute
the wind often changes directions
We tried to leave but I know
we stay together one year after the other
The sun draws lines of lights
on the walls in your room
Every morning I gather for you
small details small joys of a weekday
Are you answering me?
Are you hearing the same tick of my watch in your ear?
May be you listen may be you are just like me
I can see the reflection of my face in yours
If I have strings they play trembling
if I worry it is exposed a bit
If I have love in me it will be said quietly
if I have roots they become deeper
This weekday is a day with grace
and lines are written to you
Take my hand now reconcile with me
at this weekday our paths cross
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