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I only heard the first and third
But I saw them fall
The stars and all
I think I lost my brother this time
The fourth will come
Darken the sun
But not all of it
We'll have some left
To get a tan and learn the name Apollyon
Soon they'll come
Euphrates' sons
They've waited long
Watched everyone
As they laughed and lay in the sun
And when they're done with everyone
With man and wife, daughter and son
Will you still not care what you've done?
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Fresh, Fresher, Freshest
04:29
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Let's take a walk
and leave our cares behind us
let's take a walk
and leave our care behind us
Let's take a walk
and leave out cares behind us
Let's take a walk
What shall we do when the icestorm comes
and how shall we see
when he's darkened the sun
when the islands have flood
and the mountains have gone
where will we go
Let's take a walk
and leave out cares behind us
Let's take a walk
and leave our cares behind us
let's take a walk
and leave our care behind us
Let's take a walk
I see four horsemen
with dark eyes and bright wings
and look at my wrist
and please tell me what you see
cause there is a book
do you see the name e written there
So Let's take a walk
leave out cares behind us
Let's take a walk
leave our cares behind us
let's take a walk
leave our care behind us
Let's take a walk
So Let's take a walk
leave out cares behind us
Let's take a walk
leave our cares behind us
let's take a walk
leave our care behind us
Let's take a walk
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Lamentation
05:23
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