Weeping Pilgrim
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Weeping Pilgrim
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If you see them father
Please tell them
I'm a poor mourning pilgrim
Bound for Canaan land
Well I weep and I moan
And I move slowly on
I'm a poor mourning pilgrim
Bound for Canaan land
If you see them sister
Please tell them
I'm a poor mourning pilgrim
Bound for Canaan land
Well I weep and I moan
And I move slowly on
I'm a poor mourning pilgrim
Bound for Canaan land
If you see them brother
Please tell them
I'm a poor mourning pilgrim
Bound for Canaan land
Well I weep and I moan
And I move slowly on
I'm a poor mourning pilgrim
Bound for Canaan land
If you see them mother
Please tell them
I'm a poor mourning pilgrim
Bound for Canaan land
Well I weep and I moan
And I move slowly on
I'm a poor mourning pilgrim
Bound for Canaan land
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Natalie Merchant performs "Weeping Pilgrim", and this lyric page sits inside the Natalie Merchant catalog on LyroVerse.
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