Benny Friedman – Stand Up For Our Morahs (with Torah Umesorah)

This is a gorgeous production dedicated in honor of our Morahs, who leave a lasting impression on mothers and daughters forever. Thank you to Torah Umesorah for giving our Morahs the power to last!
Produced by: Doni Gross
Composed by: Yitzy Waldner
Written by: Miriam Israeli
Look in a classroom and there you will see
A Morah in front, vibrant and passionate
Teaching our daughters
What Yiddishkeit means
The values we hope to transmit
With songs and with stories
The words come alive
Shabbos and Yom Tov
Tefillah and Parsha
She's lighting up Neshamos
Instilling the pride
That our girls can all feel inside
CHORUS: Let's stand up for the Morah
Who faces the task
Who remains with our girls
When they're grown
She's giving our nation the power to last
For each child is a world of her own
Let's stand up for the Morah
Who gives heart and soul
Every day that she's playing her part
For each mother and daughter in Klal Yisroel
Has a Morah engraved in her heart
She may not have letters that follow her name
Yet she's mastered the art of connection
The times may have changed
But her mission's the same
To bring out all the good from within
At the end of the year
At the end of the day
She takes them along
Thinks of and prays for them
Years down the line
You'll still hear Morah say
That's my student, oh what a gem
CHORUS: Let's stand up for the Morah
Who faces the task
Who remains with our girls
When they're grown
She's giving our nation the power to last
For each child is a world of her own
Let's stand up for the Morah
Who gives heart and soul
Every day that she's playing her part
For each mother and daughter in Klal Yisroel
Has a Morah engraved in her heart
(Interlude)
Let's stand up for our Morahs
Who take on the task
Who remain with our girls
When they're grown
They're giving our nation the power to last
For each child is a world of her own
So let's stand up for the Morahs
Who give heart and soul
Every day that they're playing her part
Every mother and daughter in Klal Yisroel
Has a Morah engraved in her heart