Who Knows One? -From Trenton, Nj

Who knows One -from Trenton, NJ

Who knows One?

I know One!

One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who know two?

I know two!

Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows three?

I know three!

Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows four?

I know four!

Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows five?

I know five!

Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows six?

I know six!

Six are the books of the Mishnah,

and Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows seven?

I know seven!

Seven are the days of the week,

and Six are the books of the Mishnah,

and Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows eight?

I know eight!

Eight are the days of a bris,

and Seven are the days of the week,

and Six are the books of the Mishnah,

and Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows nine?

I know nine!

Nine are the months ‘til a baby’s born,

and Eight are the days of a bris,

and Seven are the days of the week,

and Six are the books of the Mishnah,

and Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows ten?

I know ten!

Ten are the Aseret HaDibrot,

and Nine are the months ‘til a baby’s born,

and Eight are the days of a bris,

and Seven are the days of the week,

and Six are the books of the Mishnah,

and Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows eleven?

I know eleven!

Eleven are the stars in Yosef’s dream,

and Ten are the Aseret HaDibrot,

and Nine are the months ‘til a baby’s born,

and Eight are the days of a bris,

and Seven are the days of the week,

and Six are the books of the Mishnah,

and Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows twelve?

I know twelve!

Twelve are the tribes of Yisrael,

and Ten are the Aseret HaDibrot,

and Nine are the months ‘til a baby’s born,

and Eight are the days of a bris,

and Seven are the days of the week,

and Six are the books of the Mishnah,

and Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

Who knows thirteen?

I know thirteen!

Thirteen are the attributes of Hashem,

and Twelve are the tribes of Yisrael,

and Ten are the Aseret HaDibrot,

and Nine are the months ‘til a baby’s born,

and Eight are the days of a bris,

and Seven are the days of the week,

and Six are the books of the Mishnah,

and Five are the books of the Torah,

and Four are the mamas,

and Three are the papas,

and Two are the luchot that Moshe brought,

and One is Hashem, One is Hashem, One is Hashem!

…in the heavens and the earth!

I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah. I say ooh-ah ooh-ah-ah.

haggadah Section: Songs

Source: My Childhood in NJ

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