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I Am Alive

Life goes by very quickly and we sometimes forget the simple fact that we get up in the morning healthy. we’re able to breathe or able to walk or able to sing!

The song was inspired by Rabbi Miller‘s teachings my brother-in-law. Mr. Isaac Cohen every single week would ask his children by the table how many days since Rosh Hashana do we have to thank Hashem for the fact that We’re Alive?

I thought it was a great lesson to relate through song..
This song is a reminder that every moment of life is priceless!
340 is just one example of a number of days that I’m thankful that I’m Alive!!

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Life goes by very quickly and we sometimes forget the simple fact that we get up in the morning healthy. we’re able to breathe or able to walk or able to sing!

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