Rivkah at the Well
Eliezer prays at the well, and Rivkah runs to water him and all ten camels: chessed beyond what was asked.
Lyrics
Ten camels walking, the desert sun was high, Eliezer at the well beneath the evening sky. Sent by Avrohom to find Yitzchok's bride, He stood there and davened, "Hashem, be my guide. The girl who gives me water when I ask her for a sip, And says, 'Your camels too,' and fills them, trip by trip, She's the one with kindness, she's the one You chose." Before he finished speaking, out Rivkah came and rose. Rivkah at the well, she ran and drew again, Water for a stranger and for all ten camels then. Chessed without asking, doing more than told, That's the kind of heart that's worth much more than gold. He gave a golden nose ring and bracelets for her hand, She said, "I'm Besuel's daughter," and he understood the plan. He bowed and thanked Hashem, who led him on the way, Rivkah, one of our Imahos, we remember to this day. Rivkah at the well, she ran and drew again, Water for a stranger and for all ten camels then. Chessed without asking, doing more than told, That's the kind of heart that's worth much more than gold. So when someone needs a hand, don't wait for them to ask, Run like Rivkah, run, and joyfully do the task. Rivkah at the well, she ran and drew again, Water for a stranger and for all ten camels then. Chessed without asking, doing more than told, That's the kind of heart that's worth much more than gold.