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Daiyenu - Humanist

Contributed by Machar Congregation

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Just as the food of our Passover seder nourishes our bodies, our sharing and our reflections at this seder uplift our spirits. Let us celebrate the bounty of our lives by singing our version of that old favorite "DAIYE-NU."

DAIYE-NU
["Daiye-nu" means "Enough for us."]

`Im yesh la-nu herute-nu (3x)
daiye-nu.

Chorus:
Dai, daiye-nu, dai, daiye-nu, dai, daiye-nu, daiye-nu, daiye-nu. (repeat)

`Im yesh la-nu simhate-nu (3x)
daiye-nu.

Chorus

`Im yesh la-nu tiqva-te-nu (3x)
daiye-nu. /UbH ̄S©

Chorus

If we have our freedom, it is enough for us.
If we have our happy occasion (our seder), it is enough for us.
If we have our hope, it is enough for us.

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