Dirk Blanchart
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Come To The Gladhouse

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Dirk Blanchart Canonical path: /dirk-blanchart/come-to-the-gladhouse Related lyric paths: 6
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Come To The Gladhouse

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Everybody com to the Gladhouse

Everybody come and feel free

Everybody come to the Gladhouse

and bring along your tambourines

Everybody tell your best friends

Everybody come and you will see

Anybody whose mind is wide-eyed

is welcome to this jamboree

Take the 5th street on the left across the traffic lights

keep driving up the country for at least another 20 miles

Don't need no invitation, don't need no fancy clothes

The only thing important is in the deep end of your soul

Everybody come to the Gladhouse

Be welcome to the jam

and bring along your tambourines

Come to the Gladhouse

come and feel free

Come to the Gladhouse

and don't forget to bring along

your tambourines

Come to the Gladhouse

tekst en muziek: dirk Blanchart

(c) EMI Music Publishing Belgium

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