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Artist: Emiko Shiratori
Canonical path: /emiko-shiratori/utsukushiku-aoki-danube
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Utsukushiku Aoki Danube
Read Utsukushiku Aoki Danube lyrics by Emiko Shiratori on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Utsukushiku Aoki Danube
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Oh flow e'er in majesty
Flow on to the sea
Oh flow on eternally
Beautiful blue Danube
Though we know times
Of worry and strife
You give us pride
And you give us life
Praise be the bounty you bring
Praises of thee we sing
So flow on through forest and field
Flow ever so free
Oh flow like a fountain of spring
Oh flow e'er in majesty
Flow on to the sea
Oh flow on eternally
Beautiful blue Danube
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Emiko Shiratori performs "Utsukushiku Aoki Danube", and this lyric page sits inside the Emiko Shiratori catalog on LyroVerse.
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