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Artist: Eivor Palsdottir
Canonical path: /eivor-palsdottir/mother-teresa
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mother Teresa
Read Mother Teresa lyrics by Eivor Palsdottir on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mother Teresa
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Mother Teresa
Come down here
Help us to remember
Help us to see
Help us to be tender
Help us to be free
Teach us how to dance
And teach us how to sing
Teach us how to love
Every human being
Mother Teresa
Come down here
Teach us how to live
You mother to us all
Teach us how to give
Come down and save our souls
And tell me darling sister
Holy is your name
Tell me is it true
That God is in the rain
Mother Teresa
Come down here
Humanity needs you
Mother Teresa
Come down here
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Eivor Palsdottir performs "Mother Teresa", and this lyric page sits inside the Eivor Palsdottir catalog on LyroVerse.
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