[HANASHIR:17082] RE: Building Song

[Jill Moskowitz <jmoskowitz...>]

How about the Dreamer.
 
Chorus:
For our hands are strong and our hearts are young 
and the Dreamer keeps a dreamin ages long
 
Verses
What do we do when we needed corn
We plowed and we sowed till the early morn   (2x)
 
What do we do when we needed a town
We hammered and we nailed till the sun went down (2X)
 
We do we do when its peace we want
And its more than a man can build or plant
We'll gather all our friends from around the earth
And lend a hand in its hour of birth
 
We'll plow, we'll sow, we'll hammer and we'll nail
We'll work all day, till peace is real....
 
 

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        From: owner-hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org on behalf of Robin 
        Sent: Sat 3/13/2004 11:36 PM 
        To: hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org 
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        Subject: [HANASHIR:17076] Building Song
        
        

        The 2nd and 3rd graders of our Religious School are participating in our
        Family Service this coming Shabbat.  The Torah Portion(s), Vayachel -
        Pekudey, are all about building the Mishkan.  I'm tying in what they're
        doing with the whole Bob the Builder concept - Can we build it?  YES WE
        CAN! What I need is a closing song.  Something besides the Bob the 
Builder
        Song.  If I Had a Hammer and Dreamer come to mind.  Does anyone have any
        other suggestions?
        
        Thanks in advance,
        Robin Shuler
        
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