Talk:Light One Candle
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[edit]I don't think the bit about the first verse being a boring history lesson is meaningful here; the article in question is about the writer specifically looking for a Hanukkah feeling song, as opposed to one that is preachy or educational. He's not actually critiquing Light One Candle overall. He's just saying it isn't the specific thing he's looking for IN THIS CONTEXT. I recommend either cutting it or contextualizing it properly. 2601:5C4:C700:7880:2075:9AF0:3C40:15C5 (talk) 18:30, 12 December 2024 (UTC)