Somewhere In The Night
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Somewhere In The Night
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A night cold and clear
Where Angels appear
And shepheards behold such a beautiful sight
And here as they sing
The praise of a King
Who's born somewhere in the night
Wise men will spy
A star in the sky
With gifts they will come
In search of the Holy One
Peace be on earth
To honor the birth
Of a King somewhere in the night
Wise men will read
The story and heed
Rejoice, celebrate
The Heavenly Neonate
Peace be on earth
To honor the birth
Of a King somewhere in the night
Peace be on earth
To honor the birth
Of a King somewhere in the night
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Statler Brothers performs "Somewhere In The Night", and this lyric page sits inside the Statler Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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