A&B Song

I’m here from A&B,
To sing the Song of the Sea.
As a speaker I wouldn’t dare,
But as a fish, I’m right there!

It’s in the Haggadah,
Many pages later.
But some doze off,
Towards the end of the Seder.

You’ve seen illustrations,
Of Exodus’ grand finale,
Now hear Miriam’s tambourine,
As I report from the scene!

We left Egypt in haste,
With Matzah on our backs.
But coming to the sea,
We stopped in our tracks.

Horses and Chariots
Pharaoh’s full might,
Pursued right behind,
No escape in sight.

In front was the sea,
Around was desert sand.
Moses raised his staff, behold!
We walked the sea on dry land.

Shallows think of puddles,
Tide theories hold no water.
But matter of fact,
It’s much deeper than that.

Unless you snorkel and dive,
Or drive a fancy submarine,
You won’t venture down,
Where the sea is wild and mean.

Reverberating and making waves,
Rippling through Seven Seas;
It was miracles wall to wall,
That truly saved us all.

Little kids pointed out,
The Divine Revelation.
Humble maids turned prophetic,
With vision and inspiration.

Like the birds overhead,
We all burst into song.
We’ll soon again sing,
At our Redemption, before long.

A&B Fish Speaks
for Itself!

It really isn’t fair,
To sing about the Sea,
Without using
some rhyme
For the folks at A&B.

Singing their praises.
I like to say,
A&B graces tables,
On Shabbos and Holiday.

It has quality and taste,
And it’s easy to prepare.
Like leaving Egypt in haste,
With no time to spare.

A&B is the very best,
Surpassing all the rest.
Passover and year round,
NO better can be found!