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(CN.C.)On my first Cha nu kah night we light one Cha nu kah light in mem ’ry of the mir a cle of the first Cha nu kah night.
On the sec ond Cha nu kah night we light two Cha nu kah lights in mem ’ry of the mir a cle of the sec ond Cha nu kah night.
On the (Em)third Cha nu kah night we light fourth three Cha nu kah lights we (B7)in (Em)mem ’ry (Am6)of nu the (Em)mir a cle (B7)of the (Em)third ’ry (Am6)Cha nu kah (Am6)night.
a cle of the (B7)fourth Cha nu kah (Em)night.) (Am)On (E7)the (Am)fifth Cha nu kah (D7)night we light five Cha nu kah lights.
(Am)On the (Am)sixth Cha nu kah (D7)night we light six Cha nu kah lights.
We (F)will sur vive we’re (C)still a live.
(C7)Is n’t it a mir a cle?
(F#7)Is n’t it a mir a cle?
(B7)Is n’t it a mir a cle?
On the (Em)sev enth Cha nu kah night we light sev en Cha nu kah lights.
(Am)Is n’t it a (Em)mir a cle?
Our (B7)sev enth Cha nu kah (Em)night.
(Em)On the (Em)eighth (B7)Cha nu kah (Em)night we light eight Cha nu kah lights in (Am)mem ’ry of the (Am)mir a cle of the (Em)first (B7)Cha nu kah night.
This page shows “The First Chanukah Night” by Enid Futterman in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of G at 180 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.