I'll always remember at Hava Nashira when Debbie Friedman decided to try singing the traditional waltz-like "Hinei Mah" Tov while I sang my setting, as she thought they might fit together. Turns out they don't--the chords show up in a different order--but they do have a similar feel. This setting has one verse of Hebrew (from Psalm 133:1) and one verse of English: "How good it is for us together to sit and sing in unity. How good it is for us together to live our lives in harmony. How good it is for us together to help bring peace throughout the land, hinei mah tov, hinei mah tov, bring peace together hand in hand." A song for adults and older children, this was published in "Voices in Prayer," "Gan Shirim," and "Family Shabbat."