| For all the time that you kept us enslaved |
| And all the backbreaking labor you gave |
| Forget your hardened heart, my friend, for goodness sake, |
| ‘Cuz you don’t want to bring on all of these plagues |
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| A few hundred years is quite enough |
| And through it all we didn’t give up our faith and tradition |
| You can’t stop our mission |
| We’re ready to be movin’ on |
| To the land of milk and honey, we’re not gonna look back, |
| Pharaoh, you should know that |
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| Our G-d’s gonna smite you with blood and lice and frogs |
| Until you free us, ‘cause slavery is wrong |
| You’ve taken quite a heavy blow and there are seven plagues to go |
| We must embark |
| Before you end up in the dark |
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| So if you like the way your kingdom looks |
| Pharaoh, you should let my people go |
| And if you’re thinking of still holding on |
| Well, Pharaoh, you should let my people go |
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| We gotta go, pack up quickly, did you hear the new decree |
| It said we’re no longer welcome in Egypt, we’re walking free |
| All of those years laying bricks led us here to this destiny |
| Part of the plan for the land we were promised |
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| Sing out like we’re crossing the red sea |
| ‘Cuz we travel back relive our history |
| When you believe, you’re part of the story |
| Yeah we crossed the water but on dry ground |
| So let’s go celebrate Pesach now! |
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| Story |
| Our Story |
| Story |
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| Yeah we crossed the water but on dry ground |
| So let’s go celebrate Pesach now! |
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| Why do we lean |
| Eating matzah and herbs, drinking four cups of wine |
| That’s why we lean |
| Ask four questions and dip, no way we’ll finish by nine |
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| When you believe, you’re part of the story |
