Lev Tahor - Deaf man in the shteeble

Just a d^Geaf man in the sht^Ceeble, and to ever^Dyone's surpr^Cise, he co^Gmes to shul each Sh^Cabbos, and he pr^Aays with tear-filled e^Dyes. His s^Gon he is the Cha^Czan, though his vo^Dice he's never hea^Grd. But ^Che sits there, enj^Doying every wo^Grd.

^GHe watches every mot^Cion, every ges^Dture that he ma^Ckes. And h^Ge stays till the v^Cery end, how e^Aver long it tak^Des. And when the dav^Gening is o^Cver, he's the f^Dirst to reach his ^Gson. And the d^Ceaf man in the sht^Deeble says,"W^Gell done".

^GNow it's right before Y^Com Kippor, and in the sht^Deeble there is f^Gear. ^GThey want to start Kol N^Cidre, but the Ch^Aazan's still not th^Dere. Oh, the s^Chul was filled with p^Deople, as the ni^Gght be^D/F#gins to f^Emall. But the d^Ceaf man's chair stands em^Dpty, by the wa^Gll.

^GAnd suddenly the Ch^Cazan, he comes rus^Dhing through the d^Coor. He's we^Garing his white C^Chazan's hat, he's ne^Aver worn bef^Dore. He pa^Guses for a mo^Cment, at his fa^Dther's empty c^Ghair. And qu^Cietly, he w^Dipes away a t^Gear.

^GAnd he runs up to the bi^Cma, for there's n^Do time left to wa^Git. ^GAnd half the shul can he^Car the rabbi a^Ask, "How come so l^Date?" "Oh, j^Cust getting ready f^Dor Yom Kippur", i^Gs a^D/F#ll he'd ^Emsay. But n^Cow, I'm go^Ding up to p^Bray--^Eay--^F#ay .

And he t^Bakes his place s^Eurrounded by the ^F#holy torah ^Bring. And i^Bn a voice so bea^Eutiful, he b^F#egins to si^Bng. Oh, ev^Eery heart was br^F#oken, oh, and ev^Bery soul turned br^Eight. From h^Eis Kol Nidre, th^F#at Yom Kippor ni^Bght.

And wh^Aen he finished da^Dvening, the ra^Ebbi asked to te^Dll, What w^Aas it he was thin^Dking of, that ^Bmade him sing so w^Eell. "Well you k^Anew my dad was de^Daf", he said, "Last ^Enight he passed a^Away. It's the fi^Drst time that my fa^Ether's, heard me pr^Aay".

And he t^Aakes his place s^Durrounded, by the^E holy torah ^Aring. And i^An a voice so bea^Dutiful, he b^Eegins to s^Aing. Oh, ev^Dery heart was br^Eoken, oh, and e^Avery soul turned b^Dright. From h^Dis Kol Nidre, th^Eat Yom Kippur n^Aight.

Oh, ev^Dery heart was br^Eoken, oh, and e^Avery soul turned b^Dright. From h^Dis Kol Nidre, th^Eat Yom Kippur n^Aight.