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But Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul in Hell Lyrics by George Frideric Handel

Messiah

1742

But Thou didst not leave
His soul in hell
But Thou didst not leave
His soul in hell
Nor didst Thou suffer
Nor didst Thou suffer
Thy Holy One
To see corruption
But Thou didst not leave
His soul in hell
Thou didst not leave
Thou didst not leave
His soul in hell
Nor didst Thou suffer
Thy Holy One
To see corruption
Nor didst Thou suffer
Nor didst Thou suffer
Thy Holy One
To see corruption
Nor didst Thou suffer
Nor didst Thou suffer
Thy Holy One
Thy Holy One
To see corruption

About “But Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul in Hell” by George Frideric Handel

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