0414b - Correction; Boys from Worcester Singing 'Riboinoy Shel Olam' by Farbrengen

00:01 Rabosai, I have to apologize concerning the voice note that I said con-- the, about the group of children that came from Worcester. I said that they sang by the fabrengen the nigun Adir Hu B'oyeyim. And I mentioned I don't remember any other fabrengen that they sang this nigun, and I got a lot of comments that there was another fabrengen they sang. This made me thinking, and I was thinking, and I realized on my own, no one mentioned it to me. I realized on my own that I made a mistake. It wasn't the nigun Adir Hu B'oyeyim that these boys sang. It was a different nigun. And it just came to me now that it was a different nigun. They sang the nigun Rabbeinu shel Olam. Du bist doch unser Vater, u mir zaynen dayne kinder. This nigun. Rabbeinu shel Olam, Rabbeinu shel Olam, du bist doch unser Vater, u mir zaynen dayne kinder. Rabbeinu shel Olam, Rabbeinu shel Olam, du bist doch unser Vater, u mir zaynen dayne kinder. This was the nigun that the children were saying. I remember that the Rebbe was looking at them when they were saying these words. They're talking to the Rebbe, Rabbeinu shel Olam, du bist doch unser Vater, u mir zaynen dayne kinder. Very heartsick words, and the Rebbe was looking at them very serious. And I don't know why I mixed it up. No one mentioned it to me, so I hope this is, that I remember now is not a mistake because no one else

02:04 said it, but I remember that it was this nigun. And I apologize for saying the wrong nigun, and, uh, we will give everybody a refund for that voice note for the mistake that I made. Thank you very much, and I apologize again.