Akiva Nichamtanu - Baruch Levine Live

Описание: Live performance of "Akiva Nichamtanu" by Baruch Levine. Performed at the "Many Voices one Song" Gindi Maimonides Academy concert Feb 18 2019, Los Angeles California.

Credits:
Composed and Performed by: Baruch Levine
Produced and conducted by: Yochi Briskman
Lyrics By: Ruchie Torgow
Arranged by: Leib Yaakov Rigler
Audio mixed by: Ruli Ezrachi
Video by: Platinum Edit
Special Thanks: Rabbi Aharon Wilk & the Gindi Maimonides Academy

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Lyrics:
Walking through the ruins of our sacred home
Where our Bais Hamikdosh stood now the foxes roam
Overcome with grief by their awful plight
Such a desecration to the holiest of sites

But one man shed no tears
He just stood there laughed and smiled 
He answered their confusion and explained
This destruction was foretold before our home is built anew
So I smile as I see those words come true

And though we wait for so many years our faith remains the same
That soon the time will come when we will know of no more pain  
And though we’ve cried so many tears we are comforted by you 
Akiva, Akiva Nichamtanu 

How could we have known it would take this long
Clinging to your hopeful words trying to be strong
You’re the one who taught that we too can find
Beyond the pain and sorrow there is a greater plan in mind

That one day we’ll see the glory of our eternal Bais Hamikdosh
As the sounds of laughter fill our streets again 
Our elders and our children in the city of our King
Birchovos Yerushalayim

And though we wait for so many years our faith remains the same
That soon the time will come when we will know of no more pain  
And though we’ve cried so many tears we are comforted by you 
Akiva, Akiva Nichamtanu.