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(Sung to Sleigh Ride)
Just see those Dreidels turning And candles burning all night Why it's that Chanukah time We (Jews) call the Festival of Light.
I'm busy buying Chachkes And frying Latkes for you (and you and you) Come on, there's lots of bargains At Saks Fifth Avenue.
Bridge 1 Oy Gevalt, Oy Gevalt, Oy Gevalt, you know, I'm sick of the snow I'm dreaming of a warmer place to go. Gonna shlep, gonna shlep the family They're comin' with me. We'll celebrate Chanukah on the beaches of Miami.
With all the colds they're catching My friends are kvetching, "Oy Vey!" Let's have our agent book us And fly our tuchus away.
Bridge 2 There's a shabbas dinner at the house of Rabbi Cohen It'll be the perfect evening in a kosher home We'll be noshing on foods we love to eat and maybe take a snooze Then sit on the couch and eat some more and schmuz Schmuz, schmuz, schmuz.
Then the rabbi says the blessing and we say,"Amen." It's a ritual that we'll repeat each year again, And the children will laugh and open gifts and we'll just watch and kvell And listen again to the stories that Bubbe and Zeite tell.
And now it's time to finish This bissel of Yiddish right here Wishing both Jews and Goyim A happy and healthy New Year . . . L'chaim!
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