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    This document contains lyrics to four songs that can be sung during Sukkot, the Jewish harvest festival. The first song describes building a sukkah, or temporary hut, without walls or a ceiling, instead using schach or plant materials as a roof. The second song is about bringing fruits and vegetables to hang in the sukkah. The third song asks if you have ever shaken a lulav, one of the four species used during Sukkot rituals. And the fourth song is about going to the sukkah and waving the lulav and etrog, a citrus fruit also used during Sukkot.

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    This document contains lyrics to four songs that can be sung during Sukkot, the Jewish harvest festival. The first song describes building a sukkah, or temporary hut, without walls or a ceiling, instead using schach or plant materials as a roof. The second song is about bringing fruits and vegetables to hang in the sukkah. The third song asks if you have ever shaken a lulav, one of the four species used during Sukkot rituals. And the fourth song is about going to the sukkah and waving the lulav and etrog, a citrus fruit also used during Sukkot.

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    This document contains lyrics to four songs that can be sung during Sukkot, the Jewish harvest festival. The first song describes building a sukkah, or temporary hut, without walls or a ceiling, instead using schach or plant materials as a roof. The second song is about bringing fruits and vegetables to hang in the sukkah. The third song asks if you have ever shaken a lulav, one of the four species used during Sukkot rituals. And the fourth song is about going to the sukkah and waving the lulav and etrog, a citrus fruit also used during Sukkot.

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    Songs for Sukkot 2017

    I Built Myself a Sukkah (to the tune of I have a little dreidle)


    I built myself a sukkah
    With four walls and a door.
    It doesnt have a ceiling
    It doesnt have a floor.

    The schach will be the ceiling


    The ground will be the floor.
    Well hang some decorations
    Its ready now for sure.

    Oh, lulav and an etrog,


    We shake you up and down.
    Of lulav and an etrog,
    We shake you all around.

    To the Sukkah (to the tune of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star)


    To the sukkah we will bring
    Pears and apples on a string.
    Tie them tight, hang them high,
    Through the branches, see the sky!

    *you can substitute pears and apples for other foods.

    Did You Ever Shake a Lulav? (to the tune of The more we get together)
    Did you ever shake a lulav, a lulav, a lulav
    Did you ever shake a lulav on a Sukkot day?
    Shake it upwards and downwards and frontwards and backwards

    Did you ever shake a lulav on a Sukkot day?

    To the Sukkah (to the tune of Oh my Darling Celmentine)


    To the Sukkah, to the Sukkah,
    To the Sukkah we will go.
    Hold the etrog, wave the lulav
    Wave the lulav to and fro.

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