haleluClap Your Hands
First sung
High-energy midday funk inspired by Psalm 47: slap bass, brass, handclaps and joyful praise to Hashem. An original English adaptation for Mincha.
Funk · English
Based on Psalm 47 (Tehillim); an original musical interpretation.
Watch on YouTube · Words are original settings of Tehillim (Psalms), in the public domain. The musical setting, vocals, instrumentation and recording are AI-generated. Produced by Halelu LLC.
Lyrics
Clap your hands, let the whole world sing! In the middle of the hurry In the middle of the street Lift your eyes above the worry Let your heart become a beat From the rooftops to the nations Let the sound of joy begin Clap your hands, let the whole world sing Hashem is King, Hashem is King Raise your voice, let the glad bells ring Over all the earth, Hashem is King Not a throne we built with silver Not a crown that fades away You are higher than the heavens You are with us in the day From the rooftops to the nations Let the sound of joy begin Clap your hands, let the whole world sing Hashem is King, Hashem is King Raise your voice, let the glad bells ring Over all the earth, Hashem is King Sing with wisdom, sing with feeling Every nation, lift it high With a trumpet, with thanksgiving Let our praises fill the sky Clap your hands, let the whole world sing Hashem is King, Hashem is King Raise your voice, let the glad bells ring Over all the earth, Hashem is King Clap your hands, let the whole world sing Hashem is King!
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Someone you love, and one thing about them. We write a psalm for that name and sing it: Hebrew verse from Tehillim, the English written for that person, in a week. It is not a template and it is not a cure — if it is not right we sing it again once.