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(f/dj swamp) |
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First thing i remember was lying in the sand |
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When a plague of seven horsemen |
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Came across the desert land |
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They had one good eye between them |
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They were burning up the sky |
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When i asked why they had come for me |
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The ugly one replied |
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He told me |
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Ah, you better recognize |
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Aw, you better recognize, son |
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Next thing i recall well |
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I was hanging from a cliff |
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When an angel came to rescue |
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Me and held me in her grip |
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She said, 'everyone who's ever loved you |
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Gets hurt in the end.' |
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Then she smiled and said, 'forgive me.' |
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As she let go of my hand |
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She told me |
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(you been living out of pocket, out of your socket) |
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Ah, you better recognize. |
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(you been leaning like a pisa, a moaning lisa) |
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Ah, you better recognize, son |
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(hip hip for all the busted, we are entrusted) |
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Ah, you better recognize. |
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(you come a pleading, but it's too late |
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We can't hear you're on the list now!) |
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And let your dim light shine. |
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Always darkest before the morning light, |
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Lord knows you ain't that bright |
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Better let your dim light shine |
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Just before i hit the ground |
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I woke up in my bed |
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I was dazed and i was weary |
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And my heart was full of dread |
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When i looked at my reflection |
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I was horrified to find |
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There were seven horsemen next to me |
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The angel close behind |
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They told me |
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(you been living out of pocket, out of the socket) |
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Ah, you better recognize. |
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(you been leaning like a pisa, a moaning lisa) |
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Ah, you better recognize, son |
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(hip hip for all the busted, we are entrusted) |
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Ah, you better recognize. |
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(you come a pleading, but it's too late |
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We can't hear you're on the list now!) |
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And let your dim light shine. |