Oh Holy Night - VO
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC)Transcript
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from the very depths ourselves Our longing, the forced waiting and searching hang like clouds over our heads. The longer we wait, the harder we search. We begin to wonder Have we been forgotten? Have you been left here in the dark? Are we alone? A wait begins to set in time stands still The light has gone and there is no certainty as to when it will return. Night has come to hold us captive And there is a notion about the night a belief that the darkness holds danger. Apparel that lies waiting in the shadows. It is no coincidence We close our eyes at night. We fall into a sleep escaping the darkness long enough for the morning to come. Yet it is they that have seen both darkness and light that know this truth. There is no shadow without lying. Could it be? Do you see it? The faint light in the distance. Our humble sign of hope. A light full of faith that frees our souls the light that breathes life back into our bones. We are no longer captive to fear but conduits of love. This is the long awaited promise. The promise that makes even the darkest night a night divine