Hava Nagilah. Moshe Nathanson, a child of 12 years old, composed a lyric named HAVA
NAGILA that was elected by the Rabbi. Its inspiration was based on the psalm 118, verse 24
"zeh hayom asah Ashen naguila ve nishmecha bo" (translation from Hebrew to English: 
"this is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.")

Arranged by Michael YISRAEL
michaelyisrael@gmail.com

Hava Nagila By Moshe Nathanson
http://www.myjewishlearning.com/culture/2/Music/Israeli_Music/Folk_Music/Hava_Nagila.shtml)

Part 1
EHava (022100@1)nagilah hava hava nagilah

Am (x02210@1)         E (022100@1)Dm (xx0231@1) EHava (022100@1)nagilah venismecha

Part 2
E (022100@1)           DmHava (xx0231@1)neranena hava neranena

Dm (xx0231@1)          EHava (022100@1)neranena venismecha

Part 3
AmU'ru (x02210@1)u'ru achim

AmU'ru (x02210@1)achim belev sameach

AmU'ru (x02210@1)achim belev sameach

EU'ru (022100@1)achim belev sameach

EU'ru (022100@1)achim belev sameach

EU'ru (022100@1)achim u'ru achim

AmBelev (x02210@1)sameach

Translation

Hava Nagila, nagila hava, nagila hava (Let's rejoice)
Nagila venismecha (Be glad)
Hava neranena, hava neranena (Let's sing)
Uru, uru achim (Wake up brothers)
Uru achim belev sameach (Wake up brothers with happy heart)