haleluLet the Good Find You
First sung
For Michal, with love from Eli.
Reggae · English + Hebrew
Based on Psalm 23 (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
Let the good find you Let the good find you Like the morning finds the sea May it find you easily May the light come through your window May the breeze come through the door May a little ordinary moment Give you something to be thankful for May you find a song worth keeping On a day you didn't plan And a hundred little reasons To begin to dance again Let the good find you Let the good find you Like the morning finds the sea May it find you easily May the kindness that you carry Come returning, warm and true Let the good find you Let the good find you אַךְ טוֹב וָחֶסֶד יִרְדְּפוּנִי כָּל יְמֵי חַיָּי May your coffee still be steaming When the sun lights up the room May the day leave space for dreaming May the flowers take their time to bloom May the laughter come in waves now May the joy come walking in May Hashem surround you with His kindness Like a song that has no end Let the good find you Let the good find you Like the morning finds the sea May it find you easily May the kindness that you carry Come returning, warm and true Let the good find you Let the good find you Goodness and kindness All of your days May He keep you in His shelter May He light your way אַךְ טוֹב וָחֶסֶד יִרְדְּפוּנִי כָּל יְמֵי חַיָּי Let the good find you Let the good find you Like the morning finds the sea May it find you easily May the kindness that you carry Come returning, warm and true Let the good find you Let the good find you All of your days Selah
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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.