Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Blackmore's Night
Canonical path: /blackmores-night/emmanuel
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Emmanuel
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Emmanuel
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Oh come oh come Emmanuel
And ransome captive Israel
Who mourns in lonely exile here...
Until the face of God appears
Rejoice Rejoice Emmanuel
Will come to thee, oh Israel...
Oh come thou day spring, come and cheer..
Thy spirits by thine advent here
And drive away the shades of night
And pierce the clouds and bring us light
Rejoice, rejoice Emmanuel
Will come to thee, oh Israel...
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