Golden Bells
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Golden Bells
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Well the choirs were singing and the candles they were burning
And the lantern girls and alter boys were crossed and cleaned
And my baby and me watched the prayers go higher and higher
As we sadly, slowly, surely took our leave
We're crying now
We we're crying then
Hearing golden bells
So we walked the long mile from the chapel gates
And I felt her warm in my hand as the wind drew us faster
We had no names or flowers in the churchyard
No cards or pity just a childlike space in our hearts
We're crying now
We we're crying then
Hearing golden bells
Oh the light that shines on life
And the living that can tell
Oh the joy, when the gates we reach
And ring those golden bells
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Deacon Blue performs "Golden Bells", and this lyric page sits inside the Deacon Blue catalog on LyroVerse.
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