The name of the tune is simply, "Hymne"
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From the opera "Opera Sauvage" by Vangelis
http://www.mp3.com/albums/63675/summary.html
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the carly simon one is "let the river run"
Let the river run let all the dreamers wake the nation Come, the New Jerusalem.
Let the river run let all the dreamers wake the nation Come, the New Jerusalem.
I was so happy to come accross this cite, as I was thinking about creating a website that had printable music for perhaps thousands of songs.
Or is there already such a cite
Or is there already such a cite
I need help w/2. 1 is a reoccuring "theme song" from "Crossing Jordan", I believe Carlye Simon does it??I'm bad w/ names & titles. It has the words, waters flow & Jerusalem in it. The seconds from a TV commercial for Gallow wines , maybe as farack as the the 70's or 80's it's classical, & thats all I know. All we have ever been able to refer to it as the gallow wine song. & in a music store, thats like asking ??
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