I don’t know how much of a Hanuka song it is, but I do hope you enjoy this Carlebach tinged rendition of Esa Enai. Hat tip to AnnieGetYour at Jewbiquitous for pointing out that the lyrics are from Psalm 121:1-2: I will lift up my eyes to the mountains. From where does my help come? My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth. Further hat tips go to Orthomom and The Town Crier who blogged this first. Very cute. Except for that kid rapping at the end. That was garbled and unneccessary. Oh how I do not miss the X-Mas season in Babylon …
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My favorite bit is Santa singing along in the back, on the right. Not to be outdone, however, by the little jig in front of the christmas tree.
Oh yea, and the “Crip walk” he does at the end too…………
The best part at the end is the kid giving the teacher a pound, LMAO
It is very important to support music education in the Public Schools. OF course here in Plifton, the Orthos. are voting down the building of a new Public school because they just built two brand new Yeshivas and who cares if the goyim get educations as long as the property taxes on their McMansions with triple kitchens don’t go up.