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The Coventry Carol

- Loreena McKennitt (2008)

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You are listening to the song The Coventry Carol by Loreena McKennitt, writer by Traditional;Loreena McKennitt in album A Midwinter Night's Dream. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: A Midwinter Night's Dream.

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Lyrics

Lully, lulla, thou little tiny child
By by, lully, lullay, thou little tiny child
By by, lully lullay.

O sisters too, how may we do
For to preserve this day
This poor youngling
For whom we do sing
By by, lully lullay?

Herod, the king
In his raging
Chargèd he hath this day
His men of mightIn his own sight
All young children to slay.

That woe is me
Poor child for thee!
And ever morn and day
For thy parting
Neither say nor sing
By by, lully lullay!