On the Rebbe, watching the children march by. Our joy will know no bounds, for we'll be with our king. "Oh, where is Moshiach, " he sighs. Giving out dollars with his holy hand. I do shnayim mikra without the targum. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead.
As he sits upon the hill, the camper's mind roams free. At a Farbrengen I did sit. With intense concentration on each one of them. The chayus he gives us. The presence of the Rebbe, felt so near. We must remain strong.
It dawned on me then, That it ersht begins when, Gan Yisroel shines forth from within…. To the Rebbe he turns with a letter. As the candles dwindle in size. The last day is right around the bend. I said, "Hello, my friend, you seem to be amused". Excitement seems to fill the air. Until each one understands. A life and a spirit permeates through. To keep this tradition alive.
Where's that helping hand? A Chabad House is nearby. A moment that tells me to keep on, be strong. The burden of our problems with love he bears. "My dear son, remember on Chof Av.
Now that my shlichus is through —. And for every mitzvah that we do so carefully. "My life to the Rebbe I'll give. Standing for hours as thousands passed by. The vultures are our foes. For soon, together we'll be once again". He then travels back to another place in time. I was never broken. At birth you are entrusted with an internal spark, and your job throughout life is to ignite this spark until it illuminates like a full blown fire. But אֲנִי מַאֲמִין בֶּאֱמוּנָה שְׁלֵמָה. I took you then in my own care. My father would daven, his words filled with song. The nest is Yerushalayim.
To the Torah, which we love so. Ahavas Yisroel, the flag flying proud in the breeze. I'm making a promise, your lessons I will not forsake —. For these are the chassidim he's relying upon. Reveille was early, right at the crack of dawn. He visualizes the Rebbe's image. I know you'll be back — you gave us your vow. Onto the busses the campers ascend.
The fields which we played in. How I'm dreaming of the day when I wake up to see. Truthful, meaningful words. And let's hope we'll meet again".