Misc Unsigned Bands - Moshe yess - my zaide

My Z^Ameide lived with ^Cus in my p^Dmarents’ home, He u^Amsed to laugh, he ^Fput me on his ^Eknee and he ^Dmspoke about his l^Fife in Po^Amland, he s^Dmpoke, but with a ^Fbitter m^Eemory

He s^Ampoke about the so^Cldiers who would b^Dmeat him they la^Amughed at him, they ^Ftore his long black ^Ecoat and he^Dm spoke about the s^Fynagogue that they b^Amurnt down and th^Dme crying that was ^Fheard beneath the sm^Eoke

But ^DmZeide made us l^Amaugh and ^DmZeide made us s^Aming and ^DmZeide made a ki^Gddush friday ^Cnight and ^DmZeide oh my ^FZeide, how I lo^Amved h^Am/Gim so, and ^DmZeide used to t^Feach me wrong from ^Eright

His ^Ameyes lit up, when ^Che would t^Dmeach me Torah He t^Amaught me every l^Fine so careful^Ely. He ^Dmspoke about our s^Flavery in ^AmEgypt, And ^Dmhow G-d took us out to ^Fmake us ^Efree.

But ^Dmwinter went ^Amby, Sum^Dmmer came al^Among, I we^Dmnt to camp ^Gto run and ^Cplay. And ^Dmwhen I got b^Fack home, They said, “^AmZeide’^Am/Gs gone,” And a^Dmll his books were pa^Fcked And stored ^Eaway.

I d^Amon’t know how or ^Cwhy it all ^Dmcame to be, It h^Amappened slowly o^Fver so many y^Eears, We ^Dmjust stopped bein^Fg Jewish l^Amike my Zeide was, And ^Dmno one cared enough to s^Fhed a te^Ear.

But ^DmZeide made us l^Amaugh and ^DmZeide made us s^Aming and ^DmZeide made a ki^Gddush friday ^Cnight and ^DmZeide oh my ^FZeide, how I lo^Amved h^Am/Gim so, and ^DmZeide used to t^Feach me wrong from ^Eright

But ^Ammany winters went b^Cy, and many su^Dmmmers came along, And ^Amnow my children s^Fit in front of^E me. And ^Dmwho will be the Ze^Fide of my ch^Amildren, Who ^Dmwill be their Zei^Fde, if not m^Ee? Who ^Dmwill be the Zaides^F of our chil^Amdren, Who ^Dmwill be their Zai^Fdes, if not ^Ewe?