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Jesusss
04:07
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Jesus are you listening
Listen Jesus, I got perilous periphery
Jesus are you listening
Listen Jesus, Jesus are you Listening?
Can you rationalize the rash in my eyes
that I just can't scratch away?
Oh I wish I could say.
Jesus is the mister, Mr. Jesus, Jesus is a Mystery
Can you rationalize the rash in my eyes that I just can't scratch away?
Oh I wish I could say...
I'll be around when you're gone, I'll be around when you're dead and gone.
Hey Mr. Police man, in your Crown Victorian.
Could you ever crown victorious a man with holes in his hands? With no beard in his chin and no thorns left in his stem?Who can rationalize the rash in my eyes that I just can't scratch away
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Neighbors
05:23
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You and me and the bottom make three
Could you see me?
As the captain on the Sugary Sea
Could you see me?
The children, their all stowed away, all antsy in their sleep.
Waiting for the weekend day when they can play hide and seek.
With their entire neighborhood, their entire family.
The children their all stowed away, all antsy in their sleep
Where the moons held real high and the stars scrape the sky
There you'll find me.
Flying my kite, on that marvelous night.
There you'll find me
One day we'll all return to where, we all came to be.
Every prisoner and every thief, will finally be set free
and our entire neighborhood will be our whole family.
One day we'll all return to where, we all came to be.
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Goldvein
05:54
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