A Voice In The Choir
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A Voice In The Choir
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My heart burned with fire
When a voice in the choir
Sang Ave Maria
The organ was playing
And everyone praying
Ave Maria
The voice that was singing
Brought tears to my eyes
The church bells were ringing
Then I realized
That the voice in the choir
Singing Ave Maria
Was the voice of
That little boy of mine
The voice that was singing
Brought tears to my eyes
The church bells were ringing
Then I realized
That the voice in the choir
Singing Ave Maria
Was the voice of
That little boy of mine
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