This psalm can be sung to the hauntingly beautiful tune Southern Soldier Boy from the Ken Burns album, Songs of the Civil War.
Min ha-mei-tsar ka-ra-ti ya,
a-na-ni va-mer-khav ya
Adonai li, lo i-ra
– ma ya-a-se le a-dam?
Adonai li be-oz-rai
va-a-ni er-eh be-so-nai
Tov la-kha-sot ba-do-nai
mibe-to-akh ba-a-dam
Tov la-kha-sot ba-do-nai
mib-to-akh bin-di-vim
Kol goyim se-va-vu-ni be-shem
Adonai ki a-mi-lam
Sa-bu-ni gam se-va-vu-ni,
be-shem Adonai ki a-mi-lam.
Sa-bu-ni khid-vo-rim
Do-a-khu ke-eish ko-tsim
Be-shem Adonai ki a-mi-lam.
Da-kho de-khi-ta-ni lin-pol,
va-do-nai a-za-ra-ni.
O-zi ve-zim-rat ya
vay-hi li li-shu-a.
Kol ri-na vi-shu-a
be-o-ho-lei tsa-di-kim
Ye-min Adonai o-sa kha-yil
Ye-min Adonai ro-mei-ma
Ye-min Adonai o-sa kha-yil.
Lo a-mut ki ekh-yeh
va-a-sa-per ma-a-sei ya.
Ya-sor yi-sar-a-ni ya,
ve-la-ma-vet lo ne-ta-na-ni.
Pit-khu li sha-a-rei tse-dek
A-vo vam o-deh Yah.
Zeh ha-sha-ar l’A-do-nai,
tsa-di-kim ya-vo-u vo.