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Artist: The Busters
Canonical path: /the-busters/rivers-of-babylon
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Rivers of Babylon
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Rivers of Babylon
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By the rivers of Babylon
Where we settled down
Where we were
When we remember Zion
But the wicked
Carry us away captivity
Require from us a song
But how can we sing, King
Of a song in a strange land
But the wicked
So let the words of our mouths
And the meditation of our hearts
Be acceptable in the say or our rights
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