Pirate Queen (Musical)
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The Wedding

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Pirate Queen (Musical) Canonical path: /pirate-queen-musical/the-wedding Related lyric paths: 6
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The Wedding

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Evleen

May god bless

The bride and groom

May he bless them both

Their love to bloom

Men and women

May he bind

Them evermore

St. patrick smile kind

Upon them both

And bless their union

May god bless

The bride and groom

On this day

(dance music)

May god bless

The bride and groom

On this day

(dance music)

May god bless

The bride and groom

May he bless them both

Their love to bloom

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