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Sing a song. >> What's your favorite one there? >> There's too many. >> I need I need a list in front of me. I have >> So that's going to come. We'll do that one. Should we do that one? Let's do it. Son is the shore. >> [singing] >> Come over this Laing she gay. Yeah. Yeah. [singing] Yeah. Light [singing] lie La. [singing] Oh me go adore we know it [singing] Lao mean words are easy. [singing] I I lie. I I lie. I lie lie. [singing] All I lie la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. >> [singing] >> Azakubaru. You know who wrote that song? >> Well, yes, he wrote the words. Somebody asked us to play uh Freeird. No thank you or Metallica. No thank you. He prefers songs written by the greatest Orthodox rabbi of all time, King David. The melody though is composed by the maj. So many of the great tunes that you guys know is by the maj and mjutz is known to be aid that's filled with song. It's fascinating. My wife told me this, and this is well known, but she's the first person that told to me, is that before somebody's the Reba, they can't sing. As soon as they become the new Reb, like after the previous one passes on, all of a sudden they get a power of song. Mojits is known as aidut of song and many of their songs are deep, complex. That's one of the famous easier ones, but very complex, deep, deep songs.
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