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Artist: Celtic Woman
Canonical path: /celtic-woman/o-america
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O, America!
Read O, America! lyrics by Celtic Woman on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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O, America!
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Oh America, you're calling
I can hear you calling me
You are calling me to be true to thee
True to thee I will be
Oh America you're weeping
Let me heal your wounded heart
I will keep you in my keeping
'Till there'll be a new start
And I will answer you
And I will take your hand
And lead you to the sun
And I will stand by you
Do all that I can do
And we will be as one
Oh America I hear you
From your prairies to the sea
From the mountains grand
And all through this land
You are beautiful to me
And Oh America you're calling
I can hear you calling me
You are calling me too be true to thee
True to thee I will be
And I will answer you
And I will take your hand
And lead you to the sun
And I will stand by you
Do all that I can do
And we will be as one
Oh America you're calling
I will ever answer thee
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