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Often sung at the beginning of Kabbalat Shabbat, the opening service of welcome for the Sabbath, this poem of welcome for the Sabbath queen is attributing to kabbalist mystics of the 16th century.
lyrics
Hebrew lyrics
Yedid nefesh av harachaman, meshoch avdecha el retzonecha,
Yarutz avdecha k'mo ayal, yishtachave el mul hadar'cha,
Ki ye'erav lo, yedidotecha, minofet tzuf v'chol ta'am.
Hadur nae ziv ha'olam, nafshi cholat ahavatecha,
Ana el na refa na la, beharot lah no'am zivecha,
Az titchazek v'titrapei, v'hayta la shifchat olam.
English translation
Lover of my soul, merciful God,
bring your servant close to Your will.
Your servant will run like a gazelle, to prostrate before Your glory.
For Your companionship is purer than any fine taste or flavor.
Perfect, pleasing, radiance of the world, my soul desires Your love.
Please, God, heal her now, as You show her the pleasantness of Your light.
Now, strengthen and heal her, and she will be for You an eternal servant.
credits
from Sasson v'Simcha,
released June 9, 2023
David Sasso - vocals, mandolin
Ariel Wyner - vocals, guitar
Sofia Chiarandini - vocals, fiddle
G Rockwell - octave mandolin
Noah Harrington - bass
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