1. |
The End
02:19
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is there any light
or only darkness
is there any hope
or just despair
because what i see
is really ugly
the monster's out
he's come to give me
the end
it feels like winter
yet it's july
could it get any deeper
drowning is inevitable
a wolf in sheep's clothing
has come to give me
the end
i can't see my way out of this one
you promised you'd stay here
when everything goes wrong
and i can no longer stay strong
he's right beside me
that old snake
he's out to kill me
make no mistake
i'm all alone
i have no home
the roaming lion
has come to give me
the end
i can't see my way out of this one
you promised you'd stay here
when everything goes wrong
and i can no longer stay strong
there is hope
in the one
the Only Son
there is hope
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2. |
The Word Love
03:15
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3. |
Where I'm at Home
03:18
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