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VERSE 1 Ill light the candle if youll sit at my table And Ill ask all the violins to play Well talk together about times and the weather And well talk through the night about all things
VERSE 2 If youll bring the morning sunlight into the days of our lives Ill hear the early bird and know That well be laying up treasure as the day comes together And all thru the night a peaceful glow
CHORUS Ill light the candle if youll Let the morning light shine in And let our love be bright as heaven
Ill light the candle if youll Let the morning light shine in And let the day and night begin with
VERSE 3 You at my table with the light of the morning Shining off of the face that shines on me Well talk together about times and the weather And well talk though the night about all things
CHORUS Ill light the candle if youll let the morning. light shine in. Ill light the candle Ill light the candle . Ill light the Candle if youll
Let the morning light shine in Let the morning light shine in
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VERSE 4 Well be gathered together with a beautiful candle Burning bright on our table everyday Well ask God aboveto bless our love And Im sure the violins will play
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-03-2002).]
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