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Christmas at the Cloisters Lyrics by John Corigliano

The Cloisters

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The new one
The third one
Saviour and baby
Is born again
Praise Him!
The straw child
The wood child
The holy doll
Lives again
Praise Him!
The innocent
The penitent
Redeemer and martyr
Cries again
Praise Him!
The uptown Christ
The Hudson guest
The Inwood babe
Smiles again
Praise Him!
The new one
The third one, Saviour and baby
Sleeps again
In Bethlehem
Praise Him!
God invests December
Hallelujah and amen

About “Christmas at the Cloisters” by John Corigliano

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"Christmas at the Cloisters" appears on "The Cloisters".

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