Cantor Schwartz Sings "We Are Never, Ever, Ever Getting Back to Egypt"
Song of the Week • 3m 39s
When Rabbi Cosgrove asks Cantor Schwartz to sing something more up-tempo, he really means it. When you hear how this familiar melody has been Taylor-ed to the text, you will Swiftly realize what we mean.
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