Play On Your Harp
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Play On Your Harp
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When David was a shepherd boy
He killed Goliath and it filled him full of joy
So won't you play on your harp little David
Play on your harp
Play on your harp
Hallelujah
Play on your harp
I told you once
And I told you twice
You can't get to heaven shootin' with crooked dice
So won't you play on your harp little David
Play on your harp
Play on your harp
Hallelujah
Play on your harp
I met a little gypsy
In a fortune telling place
She read my mind
And then she slapped my face
So won't you play on your harp little David
Play on your harp
Play on your harp
Hallelujah
Play on your harp
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David Wilcox performs "Play On Your Harp", and this lyric page sits inside the David Wilcox catalog on LyroVerse.
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