Het Carillon
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Het Carillon
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In de oude toren zingt het carillon
Van alle dagen regen, van alle dagen zon
Van addertjes in 't gras, van bloempjes in de weide
Zoals 't altijd was en blijven zal, door alle tijden
In de oude toren zingt het carillon
Soms moet ik even zoeken hoe 't wijsje ook weer begon
Van pijn die nooit genas, van komen en van scheiden
Zoals 't altijd was en blijven zal, door alle tijden
In de oude toren zingt 't carillon
Ik wou dat ik z'n liedje altijd verder zingen kon
Van goud dat werd tot as, van God die alles leidde
Zoals 't altijd was en blijven zal, door alle tijden
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Jules de Corte performs "Het Carillon", and this lyric page sits inside the Jules de Corte catalog on LyroVerse.
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