Moshe, is dying

Surrounded by burning candles in the death chamber

Moshe, is dead

He confessed his sins, the Teshuvah must be done

Water, is emptied

His body is washed and dressed in Sarganes and Tallit

Wake, is celebrated

The wailing wall is far away the lamentation begins

Mourners, are crying

His head on a bag with earth from the holy land

Mirrors, are covered

With his feet toward the door, he's lying in state

Chevra Kaddisha, enters

Attending him on his way to Betak Bahot

Kaddish, is said by the men

Sorrow and sadness for Zion and Yerushalayim

Shiva, and Shloshim

His friends crouched on stools bare footed

Clothings, are torn

Plaintive songs are raised, heads, covered

The grave is [?] up

Shalom with earth and Israel

Kosher

Having washed their hands, they're leaving

They aren't allowed to shave, to cut their hair

To wear new clothes, to study the Torah

No cooking no meat no alcohol no sexual intercourse

During the year of mourning twice a day

The sons of Moshe pray the Kaddish, in the Synagogue

They keep it up the anniversary of Moshe's death

Yerushalayim shel zahav