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Artist: The Singing Nun
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A Flower
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A Flower
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With a flower on the tip of my
muddy shoes I'm walking toward
the Lord, happily singing.
With a flower on the tip of my muddy shoes
I go my way with a light heart
I've picked a flower of hope
Among the budding wheat
Among the adolescents
And winter evenings
I've picked the flower of hope
In the love of the Lord
Toward Him I am advancing
With a heartful of songs
I found along my way
A flower in the sunshine
It chased away
My desperate tears
In my heart,
The wealth of a see of eternity
Carries me with the happiness
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