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Premium Member Do You Hear What I Hear

Do you hear what I hear?

A voice
	A voice
		Singing in the night


Soothing children who were left with no choice
	Do you know the angels wish to hold you tight
				See the dreams dancing in the night


Do you hear what I hear?
	Kindness from the old, who learned	
		Is not about riches nor the gold


A voice
	A voice	
		Goodness comes from the skies of silent nights

Up in the sky, far up high
	Illusions as large as the evening sky
		Shepherd’s seeking peace far from sea

A voice
	From the royal King of  Edessa
		Even he knows the how to soothe and embrace

Do you see what I see?
	Seeing the child in the night
		Saving him from any devils fright

Do you really hear what I hear?

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