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Artist: Jon Anderson
Canonical path: /jon-anderson/2000-years
Related lyric paths: 6
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2,000 Years
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2,000 Years
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Crystal is the perfect note
To ring you out of place
As birds can dance and sing
It's better brighter shines this Grace
Seas of golden rainbows
Spinning silently in space
As the Angels in the Heavens
Sing the being of His Grace ** repita a partir de "As the..."
Sing into the sweetest horn
As light begins the day
2,000 years ago they called it
This eternal way
See into the future made
For all our Kingdom comes
The joyous of the infinite
Is born this very morn ** repita os dois últimos versos.
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