Put a Smile on Your Face

David had the toughest hands that you’ve ever felt
He always had a hammer and nails hanging on his belt
All night long you can hear him working hard
Fixing the floor-boards in the little old synagogue.

And he never had a cent and he never had a home
And I was told he lived all alone.
With his rumpled ragged clothes he was always out of place
But you never would have known it from the smile on his face.

David had a smile and a twinkle in his eye
David had something that money just can’t buy
He loved to serve Hashem, he always sang a song
He only saw the good in all and never saw the wrong.

Sammy was an athlete, boy can he run fast
You should’ve seen him on the mile dash.
His heart was set to win the medal made of gold
He trained for miles in the heat and the cold.

And on that fateful day Sammy ran the best he could
But the race didn’t turn out the way he hoped it would.
As his dream slipped away he came in second place
But you never would have known it from the smile on his face.

Sammy had a smile …

Put a smile on your face…