Sylvia Elizabeth
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Sylvia Elizabeth
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Er is een bloem gebroken
Nog nooit had zij gebloeid
Haar bladeren net ontsloten
Werd zij door het lot gesnoeid
Er is een droom vervlogen
Van een moeder en haar kind
Toch hebben zij de haat bedrogen
Want liefde overwint
Sylvia Elizabeth
Sylvia Elizabeth
In ravensbrück geboren
Het kwaad speelde zijn spel
Maar vrouwen, moeders zorgden
Engelen in de hel
Jouw licht scheen slechts vier weken
Toen heel zacht uitgegaan
Hoop zal altijd overleven
Ik hoor het jouw naam
Sylvia Elizabeth
Sylvia Elizabeth
Veel bloemen zijn gebroken
Maar het zaad werd nooit vertrapt
Nieuwe bloemenkinderen
Met hoop in hun hart
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Who performs "Sylvia Elizabeth"?
Maarten Peters performs "Sylvia Elizabeth", and this lyric page sits inside the Maarten Peters catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Bevroren Tranen and De Treinen Hebben Kleur with a short reason for opening each page next.
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