[HANASHIR:8934] Yachad

[Laura Harari <lharari...>]

David, Joanna et. al,
There are two Yachad songs which come to mind. The first is called Yachad 
and dates from the late 70's or early 80"s. It is either by the group 
called Chalav U'davash, who also recorded Halleluyah, or by a group called 
Ha-achim V'ha-achayot. The chorus goes:
Yachad, kol ha-derech, yachad, ayn acheret, Yad  b'yad ...(I can't remember 
exactly the rest of the lyric). If you need this song, I can find it for 
you in one of my songbooks.
The second song is the one Joanna referred to by Gaia which is about three 
years old. The name of the song is not Yachad, but rather, something like 
Shir L;ahava. yahad is the first word of the chorus...I have a few 
additions, changes to the lyrics Joanna wrote:
Chorus: Yachad, lev el lev niftach v'nir-eh 'ta-or shebashamayim
              Yachad, lev el lev, niftach b'tikvah, L'ahava.
K'shehalev niftach, chovek et ha-olam, u'vikriah g'dolah, nashir l'ahava.
Tir'u ha-kol efshar, zeh lo m'uchar, ha-shachar k'var olah, z'man l'ahava.

Chorus: Yachad, lev el lev niftach v'nir-eh 'ta-or shebashamayim
         Yachad lev el lev niftach b'tikvah L'ahava.
         V'rak im na-amin, u'vli shum da-win
         Ba-derech ha-olah
         Nashir l-ahava.

Good luck!
Laura Harari


At 03:00 AM 04/30/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Subject: [HANASHIR:8916] Re: HANASHIR digest 1215
>
>Hi David,
>The song "Yachad" is by Gaia.  Here is my best memory of the lyrics,
>without looking at the CD, which I don't own.
>-Joanna Selznick Dulkin
>
>______
>Yachad, lev el lev,
>Niftach v'nir'eh
>Et ha'or shebashamayim
>Yachad, lev el lev,
>Niftach b'tikvah, l'ahavah
>
>V'rak im na'amin
>U'bli shum da'win
>Baderech ha'olam
>Nashir l'ahava
>
>V'rak im kol efshar
>V'zeh lo m'uchar
>Ha'shachar k'var alah...
>Zeh z'man l'ahavah.
>
>Na na na na na na...


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