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Artist: Jovink En de Voederbietels
Canonical path: /jovink-en-de-voederbietels/psalm-69
Related lyric paths: 6
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Psalm 69
Read Psalm 69 lyrics by Jovink En de Voederbietels on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Psalm 69
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De herdertjes lagen bij nachte, zij lagen bij nacht in
het veld
Daar hoorden zij engelen neurien
Een zaaier ging uit om te zaaien, hij zaaide zo wijd
als de wind
Zover als de winden waaien, In ieder gehucht had hij
een kind
Eens komt de tijd van het oogsten, zeven vette jaren
braken aan
Maar na negen maanden, kreeg hij telefoon van het
Vaticaan
Daar hoorde hij de paus toen schreeuwen
Jovink, Jovink, Jovink rot op g.v.d.
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