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I go on singing | To You I speak, a song I go on singing; | ||
I don't know if You hear or not, | |||
But blissfully I sing. | |||
At no time are these the words of merely one person; | |||
It is the feeling of humanity's psyche, Lord. | |||
Pain and grief of everybody, an array of heart's honey, | |||
I proclaim at an altar to Thee. | |||
This is my request: the topic please accept; | |||
In the song's concept is not a thing to dread. | |||
You | By talking I get pleased, nothing more do I need; | ||
You gave language, You gave tune, so I go on singing. | |||
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