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Artist: Glenn Miller Orchestra
Canonical path: /glenn-miller-orchestra/dearly-beloved
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Dearly Beloved
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Dearly Beloved
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Dearly beloved, how clearly I see
Somewhere in heaven you were fashioned for me
Angel eyes knew you
Angel voices led me to you
Nothing could save me, fate gave me a sign
I know that I'll be yours come shower or shine
So I say merely,
"Dearly beloved, be mine!"
Nothing could save me, fate gave me a sign
I know that I'll be yours come shower or shine
So I say merely,
"Dearly beloved, be mine!"
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Glenn Miller Orchestra performs "Dearly Beloved", and this lyric page sits inside the Glenn Miller Orchestra catalog on LyroVerse.
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