We Are All Brothers (and sisters) A song written by the last Yiddish troubadour, Mordechai Gebirtig (1877, KraKow-1942, KraKow) The song is in Yiddish, the language spoken by Eastern European Jews, and Jews who were able to leave Eastern Europe before/after WWII. It is considered a dying language, except in orthodox communities, but interest is starting a bit of a rebirth for it. Ive taken lessons recently and I love it. The words mean: And we are all brothers, Oh, oh, all brothers, And we sing happy songs, oh, oh, oh, And we stick together, oh, oh, together, Like no one else, oh, oh, oh. [Chorus] La la la la… All together, brothers and sisters, all. And we are all sisters, oh, oh, all sisters, Like Sara, Rebecca, Ruth and Esther, oh. And we are all united, oh, oh, all united, Whether we are many or few, oh, oh, oh.
Posted on: Mon, 06 Oct 2014 00:12:22 +0000
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