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Artist: John Mcdermott
Canonical path: /john-mcdermott/suo-gan
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Suo Gan
Read Suo Gan lyrics by John Mcdermott on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Suo Gan
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Holy saviour, yet so tiny,
Mighty ruler, yet so small.
Infant lowly, born so humbly,
Yet redeemer of us all.
Now the angels sing to greet thee,
God is with us, here on earth.
With the shepherds and the wise men,
Come to see his holy birth
Holy jesus in a manger,
Little baby in a stall,
Infant holy, gods messiah,
Born to suffer for us all;
Angels bending oer the cradle,
Gods anointed from on high,
Blessed mary watches oer you
Singing sweetly lullaby.
Blessed mary watches oer you
Singing sweetly lullaby.
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John Mcdermott performs "Suo Gan", and this lyric page sits inside the John Mcdermott catalog on LyroVerse.
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