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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.
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This shows our constant devotion to God.
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You may ask,
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how did this tradition get started?
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I'll tell you.
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I don't know.
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But it's a tradition.
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And because of our traditions,
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every one of us knows who he is
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and what God expects him to do.
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Who, day and night,
must scramble for a living
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Feed a wife and children
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Say his daily prayers?
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And who has the right
as master of the house
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To have the final word at home?
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The papa
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The papa
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Tradition
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The papa
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The papa
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Tradition