Who Knows One? - Art, Music & Poetry

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by Chayim B. Alevsky

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April 21, 2011

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I just listened to Passach Music and I was delighted. I was singing along and learning.
I am 83 and I live alone and this was so heart warming. Thanks.

Anonymous

April 13, 2011

I loved it!!

I am not a child nor a Jew but I am learning what a great way to learn no matter what age you are.

Anonymous

March 30, 2010

nice song

First time I listened to this my guidedog walked out the room! Hope the children enjoyed it.

Anonymous
Melksham, UK

March 29, 2010

This is a great song and I'm currently trying to write a song similar to it and I'm going to use it to enter the song writing contest that the Calgary Folk Festival does every year.

Ms. Robin Jessee

January 5, 2010

This song is for children

I loved every bit of the song!
Who cares that is flat or off key. Give the gentleman credit, for teaching the children about their jewish heritage. You need to look deeper than just the song!

Ann - Houston TX
Houston, TX

September 3, 2009

Great!

I loved the tune, maybe more for children but his tone did not sound flat to me. Maybe a spot or two but really good way to remember.

Thanks

Lana
Wichita Falls, Tex.

May 19, 2009

wow

this song is so off key its not funny but its extremely catchy and i sang it the first day i heard it so good jobs u people

Anonymous
Manty, WI,USA