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When he was a kid, Avremel Friedman went public as a child soloist on several albums — but while the light of most child stars dims as their voices change, Avraham Fried’s only became brighter. Ten years later, his 1981 debut album, No Jew Will Be Left Behind, turned into the beginning of a nearly four-decade stretch,

I could not have conjured up these words of hope and prayer if I tried, too cold was my heart. But they articulated exactly what I wanted to express to Hashem.

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The song that’s been sung at many a bedside in hospitals and other places where someone was in need of a refuah

A contemporary song. But the lesson is timeless.

A theme song for marriage. A song to a spouse — and to all of Klal Yisrael!