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"people of Bethlehem" seem to refer to King Herod's slaughter of the children
"let my people go" seem to refer to Moses before Pharaoh
No reference to the wall-crushing trumpets, though.
There was another folk song report of a battle from Les Humphries Singers: Mexico. I wonder is it just as accurate :)
"people of Bethlehem" seem to refer to King Herod's slaughter of the children
"let my people go" seem to refer to Moses before Pharaoh
No reference to the wall-crushing trumpets, though.
There was another folk song report of a battle from Les Humphries Singers: Mexico. I wonder is it just as accurate :)