Chords for (OFFICIAL VIDEO) LISTEN TO YOUR NESHAMAH - Yerachmiel Begun & Baruch Levine
Tempo:
70.35 bpm
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Dm] It's [F] a real pleasure and an honor and a delight to be able to sing on this, listen to your
Neshama song with Yerachmiel Bigan.
Yerachmiel's music, the choir and his other productions, was something that I really grew up on.
And [Db] I think he [Ebm] was set a certain standard, a little bit of a M'chaiv, shall we say,
how Jewish music has to affect [Fm] one's Neshama.
Jewish music [Bbm] means it makes you a better Yid.
And we're a Yid because we have a Neshama, we have a chelek elikam imal.
And if it inspires us, and after we listen we feel closer to Hashem, then it accomplished
what it needed to accomplish.
If you were [Ebm] with a bunch of friends and you were visiting a friend who's [Bbm] sick in the hospital,
what [Db] songs would you choose to sing?
And [Ebm] if you were at a Maseeba [Ab] with your Rebbe, with your Rosh Hashiva, [Db] if you were sitting
with [D] a gadol [Bbm] and he asked you to sing something happy, not just a sad song, [Ab] a happy song,
what song would you sing?
[Bbm] And everyone knows the answer [Fm] to that question.
[Ebm] Why?
[Gb] Because you listen to your Neshama.
Your Neshama is telling you what [Db] is going to uplift you, what is [Ab] going to give you that
feeling that you need when you're sad and you [Bbm] need to express yourself, when you want
to daven to Hashem, when you want to hope for something, when you want to thank Hashem.
So listen to [Ebm] your Neshama.
You all know the right answers.
[Db] That message is [Ab] that in our life, [Db] no matter what, whatever [Fm] we're doing, every decision
that we make, [Bbm] we sometimes [Ab] wonder, like, what should we do?
[Gb]
And [Fm] this song says that the [Ebm] answer is within us.
[Gb] Our Neshama within ourselves, [Db] to listen to the Neshama means [Ab] to listen to our gut [Gb] feeling
of what's right.
[Bbm] And as Yidden, we have this Neshama.
[Gbm] And this Neshama basically says, this is the way to go, this is not the [Dbm] way to go.
And the same thing when it comes to music, [Gbm] same thing in anything in our life.
[Ab] So this song was made with the intention [Dbm] to direct [Gbm] ourselves towards the voice within [Ab] us.
The music of Jewish music comes out of [Dbm] the soul.
Somebody once said, [A] [E] don't non-religious singers [A] or non-Jewish singers also sing with [E] soul?
And the person said, yes.
He says, but it depends what kind of soul you have.
We have a Neshama, and we have a Torah-edicted music, and we have a Torah-edicted background,
and what we are, and the [A] music, and everything in our life should properly emanate from [E] the Neshama.
The lively Torah should lead us [Gbm] to listen to our Neshama.
[D] [E]
[A] As the world turns around us [E] in directions [A] so [Dbm] unknown
Pulled from [D] every side we [E] are, the streets even [A] on our [Bm] phones
How can we decide?
How can we [Gbm] really know?
[Bm] When to stop [D] and hesitate, [Db] and when's okay to go?
[A] Our teachers give us guidance [E] to live life [A] properly
[Dbm]
How we [D] can avoid a [E] fall, stay strong [A] spiritually
[Bm] But if we [Gbm] are not careful, [Bm] it can [Db] surely [Gbm] take a toll
[Bm]
On our own, we must be [Db] sure what's best for our [Db]
soul
[Gbm] [Dbm] Listen Neshama, can [D] you hear it calling out your [Gbm] Jewish name?
It's crying out [E] for a connection to [D] lead you back to [E] the spirit [Gbm] from where it came
Listen to your [Dbm] Neshama, [D] and let it guide you to make you [Gbm] truly free
Be strong, [E] and let it conquer
[D] [E] Neshama and Shadda [Gbm] Satavi
[Cm] [Ab]
[Bb] [Eb] How to know what music [Bb] one [Eb] should really hear?
[Gm] How [Ab] to know to guard [Bb] yourself from watching [Eb] without [Fm] care?
The [Cm] answer is on the [Fm] inside, it [Cm] holds that dear [Fm] truth
Don't be fooled, [Ab] don't [G] be swayed by mistakes of [Eb] youth
So there you have the secret, [Bb] one that you [Eb] can share
[Gm] How to [Ab] remain kadosh, [Bb] we [Eb] must stay aware
[Fm] When life throws us [Cm] a [Fm] challenge, think of the [G] message of [Cm] this [Fm] song
Hashem placed [D] His faith in you, [G] when choosing right from wrong
[Cm] Listen to [Gm] your Neshama, can you [Ab] hear it calling out your [Cm] Jewish name?
It's crying out [Bb] for a connection to [Ab] lead you back to [Bb] the spirit from [Cm] where it came
Listen to [Gm] your Neshama, and [Ab] let it guide you to make you [Cm] truly free
Be strong, and [Bb] let it conquer [Ab] Neshama [Bb] and Shadda [Cm] Satavi
[Ab] [Bb]
[Db] [Ebm] Listen to [Bb] your Neshama, can [B] you hear it calling [Abm]
out [Ebm] your Jewish name?
[Db] [Ebm] It's crying [Gb]
[Db] out for a connection [B] to lead you back [Db] to the spirit [Eb] from where it [Db] came
[Ebm] Be strong, [Bbm] and let it conquer [B] Neshama [Db] and Shadda [Ebm] Satavi
[B] Ha [Db] Neshama, [Ebm] Shadda Satavi
Neshama song with Yerachmiel Bigan.
Yerachmiel's music, the choir and his other productions, was something that I really grew up on.
And [Db] I think he [Ebm] was set a certain standard, a little bit of a M'chaiv, shall we say,
how Jewish music has to affect [Fm] one's Neshama.
Jewish music [Bbm] means it makes you a better Yid.
And we're a Yid because we have a Neshama, we have a chelek elikam imal.
And if it inspires us, and after we listen we feel closer to Hashem, then it accomplished
what it needed to accomplish.
If you were [Ebm] with a bunch of friends and you were visiting a friend who's [Bbm] sick in the hospital,
what [Db] songs would you choose to sing?
And [Ebm] if you were at a Maseeba [Ab] with your Rebbe, with your Rosh Hashiva, [Db] if you were sitting
with [D] a gadol [Bbm] and he asked you to sing something happy, not just a sad song, [Ab] a happy song,
what song would you sing?
[Bbm] And everyone knows the answer [Fm] to that question.
[Ebm] Why?
[Gb] Because you listen to your Neshama.
Your Neshama is telling you what [Db] is going to uplift you, what is [Ab] going to give you that
feeling that you need when you're sad and you [Bbm] need to express yourself, when you want
to daven to Hashem, when you want to hope for something, when you want to thank Hashem.
So listen to [Ebm] your Neshama.
You all know the right answers.
[Db] That message is [Ab] that in our life, [Db] no matter what, whatever [Fm] we're doing, every decision
that we make, [Bbm] we sometimes [Ab] wonder, like, what should we do?
[Gb]
And [Fm] this song says that the [Ebm] answer is within us.
[Gb] Our Neshama within ourselves, [Db] to listen to the Neshama means [Ab] to listen to our gut [Gb] feeling
of what's right.
[Bbm] And as Yidden, we have this Neshama.
[Gbm] And this Neshama basically says, this is the way to go, this is not the [Dbm] way to go.
And the same thing when it comes to music, [Gbm] same thing in anything in our life.
[Ab] So this song was made with the intention [Dbm] to direct [Gbm] ourselves towards the voice within [Ab] us.
The music of Jewish music comes out of [Dbm] the soul.
Somebody once said, [A] [E] don't non-religious singers [A] or non-Jewish singers also sing with [E] soul?
And the person said, yes.
He says, but it depends what kind of soul you have.
We have a Neshama, and we have a Torah-edicted music, and we have a Torah-edicted background,
and what we are, and the [A] music, and everything in our life should properly emanate from [E] the Neshama.
The lively Torah should lead us [Gbm] to listen to our Neshama.
[D] [E]
[A] As the world turns around us [E] in directions [A] so [Dbm] unknown
Pulled from [D] every side we [E] are, the streets even [A] on our [Bm] phones
How can we decide?
How can we [Gbm] really know?
[Bm] When to stop [D] and hesitate, [Db] and when's okay to go?
[A] Our teachers give us guidance [E] to live life [A] properly
[Dbm]
How we [D] can avoid a [E] fall, stay strong [A] spiritually
[Bm] But if we [Gbm] are not careful, [Bm] it can [Db] surely [Gbm] take a toll
[Bm]
On our own, we must be [Db] sure what's best for our [Db]
soul
[Gbm] [Dbm] Listen Neshama, can [D] you hear it calling out your [Gbm] Jewish name?
It's crying out [E] for a connection to [D] lead you back to [E] the spirit [Gbm] from where it came
Listen to your [Dbm] Neshama, [D] and let it guide you to make you [Gbm] truly free
Be strong, [E] and let it conquer
[D] [E] Neshama and Shadda [Gbm] Satavi
[Cm] [Ab]
[Bb] [Eb] How to know what music [Bb] one [Eb] should really hear?
[Gm] How [Ab] to know to guard [Bb] yourself from watching [Eb] without [Fm] care?
The [Cm] answer is on the [Fm] inside, it [Cm] holds that dear [Fm] truth
Don't be fooled, [Ab] don't [G] be swayed by mistakes of [Eb] youth
So there you have the secret, [Bb] one that you [Eb] can share
[Gm] How to [Ab] remain kadosh, [Bb] we [Eb] must stay aware
[Fm] When life throws us [Cm] a [Fm] challenge, think of the [G] message of [Cm] this [Fm] song
Hashem placed [D] His faith in you, [G] when choosing right from wrong
[Cm] Listen to [Gm] your Neshama, can you [Ab] hear it calling out your [Cm] Jewish name?
It's crying out [Bb] for a connection to [Ab] lead you back to [Bb] the spirit from [Cm] where it came
Listen to [Gm] your Neshama, and [Ab] let it guide you to make you [Cm] truly free
Be strong, and [Bb] let it conquer [Ab] Neshama [Bb] and Shadda [Cm] Satavi
[Ab] [Bb]
[Db] [Ebm] Listen to [Bb] your Neshama, can [B] you hear it calling [Abm]
out [Ebm] your Jewish name?
[Db] [Ebm] It's crying [Gb]
[Db] out for a connection [B] to lead you back [Db] to the spirit [Eb] from where it [Db] came
[Ebm] Be strong, [Bbm] and let it conquer [B] Neshama [Db] and Shadda [Ebm] Satavi
[B] Ha [Db] Neshama, [Ebm] Shadda Satavi
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[Dm] It's [F] a real pleasure and an honor and a delight to be able to sing on this, listen to your
Neshama song with Yerachmiel Bigan.
_ Yerachmiel's music, the choir and his other productions, was something that I really grew up on.
And [Db] I think he [Ebm] was set a certain standard, a little bit of a M'chaiv, shall we say,
how Jewish music has to affect [Fm] one's Neshama.
Jewish music [Bbm] means it makes you a better Yid.
And we're a Yid because we have a Neshama, we have a chelek elikam imal.
And if it inspires us, and after we listen we feel closer to Hashem, then it accomplished
what it needed to accomplish.
If you were [Ebm] with a bunch of friends and you were visiting a friend who's [Bbm] sick in the hospital,
what [Db] songs would you choose to sing?
And [Ebm] if you were at a Maseeba [Ab] with your Rebbe, with your Rosh Hashiva, [Db] if you were sitting
with [D] a gadol [Bbm] and he asked you to sing something happy, not just a sad song, [Ab] a happy song,
what song would you sing?
[Bbm] And everyone knows the answer [Fm] to that question.
[Ebm] Why?
[Gb] Because you listen to your Neshama.
Your Neshama is telling you what [Db] is going to uplift you, what is [Ab] going to give you that
feeling that you need when you're sad and you [Bbm] need to express yourself, when you want
to daven to Hashem, when you want to hope for something, when you want to thank Hashem.
So listen to [Ebm] your Neshama.
You all know the right answers.
[Db] That message is [Ab] that in our life, [Db] no matter what, whatever [Fm] we're doing, every decision
that we make, [Bbm] we sometimes [Ab] wonder, like, what should we do?
[Gb]
And [Fm] this song says that the [Ebm] answer is within us.
[Gb] Our Neshama within ourselves, [Db] to listen to the Neshama means [Ab] to listen to our gut [Gb] feeling
of what's right.
[Bbm] And as Yidden, we have this Neshama.
[Gbm] And this Neshama basically says, this is the way to go, this is not the [Dbm] way to go.
And the same thing when it comes to music, [Gbm] same thing in anything in our life.
[Ab] So this song was made with the intention [Dbm] to direct [Gbm] ourselves towards the voice within [Ab] us.
The music of Jewish music comes out of [Dbm] the soul.
Somebody once said, [A] [E] don't non-religious singers [A] or non-Jewish singers also sing with [E] soul?
And the person said, yes.
He says, but it depends what kind of soul you have.
We have a Neshama, and we have a Torah-edicted music, and we have a Torah-edicted background,
and what we are, and the [A] music, and everything in our life should properly emanate from [E] the Neshama.
The lively Torah should lead us [Gbm] to listen to our Neshama. _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ As the world turns around us [E] in directions [A] so [Dbm] unknown
Pulled from [D] every side we [E] are, the streets even [A] on our [Bm] phones
How can we decide?
_ How can we [Gbm] really know?
[Bm] When to stop [D] and hesitate, [Db] and when's okay to go?
[A] Our teachers give us guidance [E] to live life [A] properly
_ [Dbm]
How we [D] can avoid a [E] fall, stay strong [A] spiritually
[Bm] But if we [Gbm] are not careful, [Bm] it can [Db] surely [Gbm] take a toll
[Bm]
On our own, we must be [Db] sure what's best for our _ [Db]
soul
[Gbm] _ _ _ _ [Dbm] Listen Neshama, can [D] you hear it calling out your [Gbm] Jewish _ name?
It's crying out [E] for a connection to [D] lead you back to [E] the spirit [Gbm] from where it came _
_ _ Listen to your [Dbm] Neshama, _ [D] and let it guide you to make you [Gbm] truly free
Be strong, [E] and let it conquer _
_ [D] _ [E] Neshama and Shadda [Gbm] _ Satavi
_ [Cm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ How _ _ to know what music [Bb] one [Eb] should really hear?
[Gm] How [Ab] to know to guard [Bb] yourself from watching [Eb] without [Fm] care?
The [Cm] answer is on the [Fm] inside, it [Cm] holds that dear [Fm] truth
Don't be fooled, [Ab] don't [G] be swayed by mistakes of [Eb] youth
So there you have the secret, [Bb] one that you [Eb] can share
[Gm] How to [Ab] remain kadosh, [Bb] we [Eb] must stay aware
[Fm] When life throws us [Cm] a [Fm] challenge, think of the [G] message of [Cm] this [Fm] song
Hashem placed [D] His faith in you, [G] when choosing right from wrong
_ _ [Cm] Listen to [Gm] your Neshama, can you [Ab] hear it calling out your [Cm] Jewish name?
It's crying out [Bb] for a connection to [Ab] lead you back to [Bb] the spirit from [Cm] where it came
_ _ Listen to [Gm] your Neshama, and [Ab] let it guide you to make you [Cm] truly free
_ Be strong, and [Bb] let it conquer _ [Ab] Neshama [Bb] and Shadda [Cm] _ _ _ Satavi _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Ebm] _ Listen to [Bb] your _ Neshama, can [B] you hear it calling [Abm]
out [Ebm] your Jewish name?
[Db] [Ebm] It's crying [Gb] _
[Db] out for a connection _ [B] to lead you back [Db] to the spirit [Eb] from where it [Db] came
_ [Ebm] Be strong, [Bbm] and let it _ conquer [B] _ Neshama _ [Db] and Shadda _ [Ebm] Satavi _
_ [B] Ha _ _ [Db] _ Neshama, [Ebm] Shadda _ Satavi _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Neshama song with Yerachmiel Bigan.
_ Yerachmiel's music, the choir and his other productions, was something that I really grew up on.
And [Db] I think he [Ebm] was set a certain standard, a little bit of a M'chaiv, shall we say,
how Jewish music has to affect [Fm] one's Neshama.
Jewish music [Bbm] means it makes you a better Yid.
And we're a Yid because we have a Neshama, we have a chelek elikam imal.
And if it inspires us, and after we listen we feel closer to Hashem, then it accomplished
what it needed to accomplish.
If you were [Ebm] with a bunch of friends and you were visiting a friend who's [Bbm] sick in the hospital,
what [Db] songs would you choose to sing?
And [Ebm] if you were at a Maseeba [Ab] with your Rebbe, with your Rosh Hashiva, [Db] if you were sitting
with [D] a gadol [Bbm] and he asked you to sing something happy, not just a sad song, [Ab] a happy song,
what song would you sing?
[Bbm] And everyone knows the answer [Fm] to that question.
[Ebm] Why?
[Gb] Because you listen to your Neshama.
Your Neshama is telling you what [Db] is going to uplift you, what is [Ab] going to give you that
feeling that you need when you're sad and you [Bbm] need to express yourself, when you want
to daven to Hashem, when you want to hope for something, when you want to thank Hashem.
So listen to [Ebm] your Neshama.
You all know the right answers.
[Db] That message is [Ab] that in our life, [Db] no matter what, whatever [Fm] we're doing, every decision
that we make, [Bbm] we sometimes [Ab] wonder, like, what should we do?
[Gb]
And [Fm] this song says that the [Ebm] answer is within us.
[Gb] Our Neshama within ourselves, [Db] to listen to the Neshama means [Ab] to listen to our gut [Gb] feeling
of what's right.
[Bbm] And as Yidden, we have this Neshama.
[Gbm] And this Neshama basically says, this is the way to go, this is not the [Dbm] way to go.
And the same thing when it comes to music, [Gbm] same thing in anything in our life.
[Ab] So this song was made with the intention [Dbm] to direct [Gbm] ourselves towards the voice within [Ab] us.
The music of Jewish music comes out of [Dbm] the soul.
Somebody once said, [A] [E] don't non-religious singers [A] or non-Jewish singers also sing with [E] soul?
And the person said, yes.
He says, but it depends what kind of soul you have.
We have a Neshama, and we have a Torah-edicted music, and we have a Torah-edicted background,
and what we are, and the [A] music, and everything in our life should properly emanate from [E] the Neshama.
The lively Torah should lead us [Gbm] to listen to our Neshama. _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ As the world turns around us [E] in directions [A] so [Dbm] unknown
Pulled from [D] every side we [E] are, the streets even [A] on our [Bm] phones
How can we decide?
_ How can we [Gbm] really know?
[Bm] When to stop [D] and hesitate, [Db] and when's okay to go?
[A] Our teachers give us guidance [E] to live life [A] properly
_ [Dbm]
How we [D] can avoid a [E] fall, stay strong [A] spiritually
[Bm] But if we [Gbm] are not careful, [Bm] it can [Db] surely [Gbm] take a toll
[Bm]
On our own, we must be [Db] sure what's best for our _ [Db]
soul
[Gbm] _ _ _ _ [Dbm] Listen Neshama, can [D] you hear it calling out your [Gbm] Jewish _ name?
It's crying out [E] for a connection to [D] lead you back to [E] the spirit [Gbm] from where it came _
_ _ Listen to your [Dbm] Neshama, _ [D] and let it guide you to make you [Gbm] truly free
Be strong, [E] and let it conquer _
_ [D] _ [E] Neshama and Shadda [Gbm] _ Satavi
_ [Cm] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _
_ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ How _ _ to know what music [Bb] one [Eb] should really hear?
[Gm] How [Ab] to know to guard [Bb] yourself from watching [Eb] without [Fm] care?
The [Cm] answer is on the [Fm] inside, it [Cm] holds that dear [Fm] truth
Don't be fooled, [Ab] don't [G] be swayed by mistakes of [Eb] youth
So there you have the secret, [Bb] one that you [Eb] can share
[Gm] How to [Ab] remain kadosh, [Bb] we [Eb] must stay aware
[Fm] When life throws us [Cm] a [Fm] challenge, think of the [G] message of [Cm] this [Fm] song
Hashem placed [D] His faith in you, [G] when choosing right from wrong
_ _ [Cm] Listen to [Gm] your Neshama, can you [Ab] hear it calling out your [Cm] Jewish name?
It's crying out [Bb] for a connection to [Ab] lead you back to [Bb] the spirit from [Cm] where it came
_ _ Listen to [Gm] your Neshama, and [Ab] let it guide you to make you [Cm] truly free
_ Be strong, and [Bb] let it conquer _ [Ab] Neshama [Bb] and Shadda [Cm] _ _ _ Satavi _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Ebm] _ Listen to [Bb] your _ Neshama, can [B] you hear it calling [Abm]
out [Ebm] your Jewish name?
[Db] [Ebm] It's crying [Gb] _
[Db] out for a connection _ [B] to lead you back [Db] to the spirit [Eb] from where it [Db] came
_ [Ebm] Be strong, [Bbm] and let it _ conquer [B] _ Neshama _ [Db] and Shadda _ [Ebm] Satavi _
_ [B] Ha _ _ [Db] _ Neshama, [Ebm] Shadda _ Satavi _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _