Refugee King (feat. Hannah Glavor)
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Refugee King (feat. Hannah Glavor)
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Away from the manger they ran
For their lives
The crying boy Jesus, a son they
Must hide
A dream came to Joseph
Fled in the night
They
And they ran and they ran and
They ran
Ooh
No stars in the sky but the spirit
Of God
Led down into Egypt from
Herod to hide
No place for his parents no
Country or tribe
And they ran and they ran and
They ran
Ooh
Stay near me lord Jesus when
Danger is nigh
And keep us from Herod's and all of their lies
I love the lord Jesus, the
Refugee king and we sing and we sing and
We sing
Alleluia
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