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Bless You

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Glenn Miller Orchestra Canonical path: /glenn-miller-orchestra/bless-you Related lyric paths: 6
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Bless You

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Bless you for being an angel

Just when it seemed that heaven was not for me

Bless you for building a new dream

Just when my old dream crumbled so helplessly

In that vine-covered chapel on the hill

Your face was a hymn that lingered still

So bless you, my darling, my angel

Heaven is mine and life is divine with you!

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