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‘I am grateful before You, Eternal Presence.
You returned my soul to me with compassion. Your faith (in us) is great.’

What comes before ‘good morning in our tradition?’
‘Thank You.’
Modah Ani (I am grateful) is the first phrase out of our mouths after regaining consciousness. For truly, our souls travel great distances during the night. It is no small miracle to wake up in the morning (especially for those of us who are night owls)

This melody was composed by my teacher, Roni Ish-Ran, who is, himself, a great night owl. Perhaps you can hear it in the mournfulness of the tune.

Text: Traditional Liturgical
Melody: Roni Ish-Ran

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from Shabbat in The Kitchen, released June 15, 2022
Oren Neiman - Acoustic Guitar
Sean Tergis - Drums
Stuart Brotman - Upright Bass
Eliyahu Sills - Ney
Rachel Valfer - Oud
Pete Rushefsky - Tsimbl

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