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Artist: Innocence Mission
Canonical path: /innocence-mission/some-clear-joy-is-coming
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Some Clear Joy Is Coming
Read Some Clear Joy Is Coming lyrics by Innocence Mission on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Some Clear Joy Is Coming
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Father John in the driveway
comes here to bless me
My Father in the morning
will bend to hear me.
Some clear joy is coming on some slowest train,
I am hearing it coming again.
Flowerless in the country,
birdless in the spring,
my man and I are weeping,
we have been weeping.
Some clear joy is coming on some slowest trains.
Do you hear that it's coming again?
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