Gimmel, Gimmel, Shin, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Chay, Chay, Chay!
Gimmel, Gimmel, Shin, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel Shin, Gimmel,
Chay, Chay, Chay!
Chay, Chay!
"Nun!"
"Nun" means nothing,
"Shin" means spin again,
"Chay" means half the pot
"Gimmel"? why, Gimmel's the best you can get,
It means Gimme gimme gimme all you've got!
Gimmel, Gimmel, Shin, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Chay, Chay, Chay!
Gimmel, Gimmel, Shin, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel Shin, Gimmel,
Chay, Chay, Chay!
Chay, Chay!
"Nun!"
During Hanukah, the Jewish festival of lights
Children play a game called "Dreidel"
A dreidel is a spinning top with four sides
Each side contains a Hebrew letter
Listen to the song to learn what
Each letter means
"Nun" means nothing,
"Shin" means spin again,
"Chay" means half the pot
"Gimmel"? why, Gimmel's the best you can get,
It means
Gimme gimme gimme all you've got!
Gimmel, Gimmel, Shin, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Chay, Chay, Chay!
Gimmel, Gimmel, Shin, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel Shin, Gimmel,
Chay, Chay, Chay!
Keep Spinning! (Chay, Chay!)
Gimmel, Gimmel, Shin, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Chay, Chay, Chay!
Gimmel, Gimmel, Shin, Gimmel Shin,
Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel, Gimmel Shin, Gimmel,
Chay, Chay, Chay!
Chay, Chay!
Chay, Chay!
Gimmel! (Gimmel)
Gimmel! (Gimmel!)
Gimme, gimme, all you got