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Artist: Raffi
Canonical path: /raffi/there-was-a-little-baby
Related lyric paths: 6
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There Was A Little Baby
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There Was A Little Baby
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There was a little baby
Oh my Lord
There was a little baby
Oh my Lord
There was a little baby
Oh my Lord
Way down in Bethlehem
Way down in Bethlehem
They laid him in a manger
Oh my Lord
They laid him in a manger
Oh my Lord
They laid him in a manger
Oh my Lord
Way down in Bethlehem
Way down in Bethlehem
They named the baby Jesus
Oh my Lord
They named the baby Jesus
Oh my Lord
They named the baby Jesus
Oh my Lord
Way down in Bethlehem
Way down in Bethlehem
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