Maggid--Closing

DAYENU

Ilu ho-tzi hotzi-a-nu

ho-tzi-a-nu-mi-mitz-ra-yim

day-en-u

(CHORUS:)

Day-day-en-u

Day-en-u, day-en-u

Il-lu-na-tan na-tan la-nu

na-tan la-nu et ha-sha-bat

day-en-u

( CHORUS)

I-lu na-tan na-tan la-nu

na-tan la-nu et ha-to-rah

Day-en-u

(CHORUS)

SECOND CUP OF WINE

(All raise glasses and say:)

We shall never forget the slavery of Egypt or any other enslaved people, past or present

We shall be mindful always of the need for freedom for all, and the joy of liberation.

Boruch atto adonoi elohenu melech ho'olom bore p'ri haggofen

Blessed are You, Lord our God, King of the University, who creates the fruit of the vine.

(Drink!)

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