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Auld Lang Syne

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Gloria Estefan Canonical path: /gloria-estefan/auld-lang-syne Related lyric paths: 6
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Auld Lang Syne

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When mistletoe and tinsel glow

Paint a yuletide valentine

Back home I go to those I know

For a Christmas auld lang syne

And as we gather 'round the tree

Our voices all combine

In sweet accord to thank our Lord

For a Christmas auld lang syne

When Sleigh bells ring and choirs sing

And the children's faces shine

With each new toy we share their joy

With a Christmas auld lang syne

We sing his praise this day of days

And pray next year this time

We'll all be near to share the cheer

Of a Christmas auld lang syne

In sweet accord to thank our Lord

For a Christmas auld lang syne

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