Kaddish
Why do I cry at night?
Why do I feel so bad?
Something holds me tight
It's something in the air

I have a prayer a prayer
A prayer from my heart
Night after night after daylight
Memories of home
Hm… hm… hm…

BA HA YECHON OOV YA MECHON – KADDISH
AL ISRAEL TAL ME DE HUN – KADDISH
AL NA HOMO AL SHE ZO VO – KADDISH
AL RA FOO OH OOGE OOLO – KADDISH
AL SA LI HO WA CHA PO RO – KADDISH
AL HA SO LO AL HA SO LO – KADDISH
AL NA HO MO – KADDISH
AL RA FOO OH – KADDISH
AL SA LI OH – KADDISH
WA CHA PO RO AL HA SO LO AL HA SO LO – KADDISH

OOH… KADDISH DE RA BA NAN
OOH… KADDISH DA AMI RAM
BO OLA MO DI VO RO – KADDISH
HOO YIT GA DAL WE YIT KA DASH – KADDISH
AL NA HOMO AL SHE ZO VO – KADDISH
AL RA FOO OH OOGE OOLO – KADDISH
BA HA YECHON OOV YA MECHON – KADDISH
AL ISRAEL TAL ME DE HUN – KADDISH
AL SHA LO MO – KADDISH
MIN SHA MA YO – KADDISH
YE HE LA NO – KADDISH
WA CHA PO RO AL HA SO LO
AL HA SO LO – KADDISH
Hm… hm… hm…

Kaddish
Why do I cry at night?
Why do I feel so bad?
Something holds me tight
It’s something in the air

I have a prayer a prayer
A prayer from my heart
Night after night after daylight
Memories of home
Hm… hm… hm…

In your lifetime and in your days – Kaddish
Upon Israel and their disciples – Kaddish
Upon consolation and upon deliverance – Kaddish
Upon healing and redemption – Kaddish
Upon forgiveness and atonement – Kaddish
Upon salvation, upon salvation – Kaddish
Upon consolation – Kaddish
Upon healing – Kaddish
Upon forgiveness – Kaddish
And atonement, upon salvation, upon salvation – Kaddish

Oh… The Rabbis’ Kaddish
Oh… The Kaddish that is spoken
In the world He created – Kaddish
May He be magnified and sanctified – Kaddish
Upon consolation and upon deliverance – Kaddish
Upon healing and redemption – Kaddish
In your lifetime and in your days – Kaddish
Upon Israel and their disciples – Kaddish
Upon peace – Kaddish
From heaven – Kaddish
May there be for us – Kaddish
And atonement, upon salvation
Upon salvation – Kaddish
Hm… hm… hm…

Note: “Kaddish” refers to a sacred Jewish prayer of praise and sanctification, traditionally recited during mourning. The word remains untranslated as it is a globally recognized term that carries deep spiritual and cultural significance.