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2 Haneirot Halalu These Lights Traditional Jewish Song Directions: Listen to the Hebrew first and then wait for the English second!

3 We light these candles one by one, each night of Hanukkah. We remember, and we celebrate and rejoice at Hanukkah. For the wonders, for the blessings, for the oil that burned and lasted. It was sanctified by your presence. For all of the days of Hanukkah, the meaning and memory stay in our hearts. All eight days of Hanukkah, we celebrate and give thanks. For all the wonders, for the blessings, For Wonders you performed.

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