The Dreidle Song
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you how to celebrate Hanukkah. This is called a dreidle:
you spin it and see where it lands, and you sing this song:
I have a little dreidle, I made it out of clay!
And when its dry and ready, with dreidle I shall play!
Oh, dreidle dreidle dreidle! I made you out of clay!
Dreidle dreidle dreidle, with dreidle I shall play!
Now you try it Ike! Just spin it with your fingers like this!
Ike: H I J K L O P, um...its on like...all the way!
*mumbles* came down the wain and washed the spider out!
Cartman: Hey, what the hell are you doing?
Kyle: Oh, hey Cartman! We're playing dreidle! You wanna try?
Cartman: Sure!
Heres a little dreidle; thats small and made of clay,
But Im not gonna play with it
Cuz dreidles fuckin gay!
Kyle: Hey, shut your mouth, fat ass!
Cartman: Jews...play stupid games!
Jews....thats why they're lame!
*Kyle and Cartman sing*
Stan: Whats going on? Oh, its that Hanukkah thing.
Cartman: Its SO amazing! You spin this thing on the ground,
and it goes round and round, I could watch it ALL DAY!
Stan: Let me try!
I'll try to make it spin.
It fell I'll try again!
*All sing*
Mrs. Brovnowski: Hello boys!
Kyle: Hi mom!
Mrs. Brovnowski: Oh, how precious! You boys are all playing
dreidle, now you know that dreidle is a time on a tradition for the
Hebrew people!
Cartman: Yes, we know Mrs. Brovnowski, its so very interesting!
Mrs. Brovnowski:
Now when you learnTo make the dreidle spin,
You'll know our people always win! Keep spinning!
*Cartman joins in*
Kyle: Oh, hi Dad!
Mr. Brovnowski: Hello everybody! Say, can I join in?
Kyle: Sure!
I have a little dreidle, I made it out of clay!
And when its dry and ready, with dreidle I shall EVERYBODY!
*all sing*
Mr. Brovnowski:
Courtney Cox, I love you! You're so HOT on that show!
Kyle: Dad?
Mr. B: Courtney Cox
Kyle: Dad?
Mr. B: I love-
Kyle: We're singing about a dreidel.
Mr. B:...Oh...sorry
Mrs. B: We'll talk about this later, Gerald!
*all sing*
The Dreidle Song
The Dreidle Song stands as a festive contribution to the South Park musical catalogue, capturing the irreverent spirit that defines the animated series' soundtrack. While the show is renowned for its satirical approach to pop culture and social issues, this track embraces the holiday season with the same sharp wit and comedic timing found in its broader discography. The recording aligns with the ensemble's tradition of blending rock, pop, and novelty styles to create memorable moments that resonate with fans. As part of the South Park related recordings, the song exemplifies how the franchise extends its narrative voice through music, offering a lighthearted yet distinctively animated take on traditional holiday themes. It remains a notable song for listeners exploring the extensive musical output associated with the creators of the show.