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Artist: Schelmish
Canonical path: /schelmish/collaudemus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Collaudemus
Read Collaudemus lyrics by Schelmish on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Collaudemus
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Collaudemus collaudemus christum regem
qui natus in betlehem
Quem laudat sol quem laudat sol at que luna
universa creatura
Ad quem reges ad quem reges ambulabant
aurum thus myrrham portabant
Qui sit laus qui sit laus et gloria
per saeculorum saecula
Collaudemus collaudemus christum regem
qui natus in betlehem
Quem laudat sol quem laudat sol at que luna
universa creatura
Ad quem reges ad quem reges ambulabant
aurum thus myrrham portabant
Qui sit laus qui sit laus et gloria
per saeculorum saecula
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Schelmish performs "Collaudemus", and this lyric page sits inside the Schelmish catalog on LyroVerse.
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