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Lullabye

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Lullabye

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Tears that angels cry

And they darken all the sky

When the one you love says good-bye

Tears that angels cry

Sing a lullabye

Sing it soft and only sigh

When the one you love says good-bye

Sing a lullabye

When your love still is strong

When the one you love is gone

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