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Family Parshah
Song for Parshat Beshalach I


By Cheryl Knobel and Rivkah Neuman

Lyrics:

To the promised land
Through the desert sand
A cloud guided them by day
At night fire led the way

To the sea the Jews fled
"Chase after them," Paroh said,
When the Jews saw Paroh’s men
"Save us!" they cried to Hashem

Hashem split the Red Sea
Our people now were free
Moshe sang a song of praise
To Hashem and his mighty ways

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