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Sounds crazy, no?
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But here,
in our little village of Anatevka,
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you might say
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every one of us is a fiddler on the roof.
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Trying to scratch out
a pleasant, simple tune
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without breaking his neck.
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It isn't easy.
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You may ask,
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why do we stay up there
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if it's so dangerous?
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Well, we stay because
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Anatevka is our home.
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And how do we keep our balance?
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That I can tell you in one word!
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Tradition!
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Tradition
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Tradition
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Tradition
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Tradition
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Tradition
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Tradition
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Because of our traditions,
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we've kept our balance
for many, many years.
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Here in Anatevka,
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we have traditions for everything.
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How to sleep.
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How to eat.
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How to work.
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How to wear clothes.
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For instance,
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we always keep our heads covered,
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and always wear a little prayer shawl.