Blessed Are (A Song For Paris)
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Blessed Are (A Song For Paris)
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Blessed are you the meek, for you inherit the earth
Blessed are the pure of heart, for you will see the Father
Blessed are you who mourn, for you will be comforted
Blessed are you, the poor, for yours is the kingdom of God
Vous êtes la lumière du monde
Vos yeux verront les cieux
Vous êtes miséricordieux
Vous obtiendrez miséricorde
Vous êtes persécutés
Le royaume des cieux est à vous
Ils peuvent avoir des armes à feu
Mais nous avons encore les fleurs
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