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Artist: Elfen Lied
Canonical path: /elfen-lied/lilium-english
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Lilium (English)
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Lilium (English)
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The mouth of the Just shall meditate wisdom,
And His tongue shall declare judgment.
Blessed is he who endureth temptation,
For once he hath been tested, he shall receive the crown of life.
Oh Lord, Fountain of Holiness,
Oh Lord, Fire Divine, have mercy.
Oh how holy, how serene,
How generous, how pleasant this Virgin who believeth.
Oh how holy, how serene,
How generous, how pleasant,
Oh Pure Lily.
Oh Lord, Fountain of Holiness,
Oh Lord, Fire Divine, have mercy.
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