Son of Israel (Piano/Vocal)

28 Jan 2018 · 3 min

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The excerpt presents a personal, declarative chant in which the singer repeatedly affirms, “I’m a son of Israel,” linking this identity to childhood feelings, freedom, and a sense of divine purpose. The verses trace a journey from a youthful sense of liberation (“born on the day I went free”) to a conscious claim of heritage and birthright, invoking a paternal figure who “broke away from the crowd.” The repeated refrain emphasizes a holistic alignment of mind, heart, words, and deeds with this Jewish identity, underscoring themes of spiritual commitment, cultural pride, and the reclamation of a forgotten vow.

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A feeling that was in me since I was a kid took a hold on solid ground. From my mind to my heart, from my words to my deeds, I'm a son of Israel, I'm a son of Israel. I was born on the day I went free. I saw the liberty of life without a burden. Then my eyes could see a holy way to use my might. From my mind to my heart, from my words to my deeds, I'm a son of Israel, I'm a son of Israel. I'm a son of Israel, I'm a son of Israel. I claim my birthright, remembered a forgotten vow, a heritage from my Father who broke away from the crowd. From my mind to my heart, from my words to my deeds, I'm a son of Israel, I'm a son of Israel, I'm a son of Israel, I'm a son of Israel.