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Psalms 22: 1-2
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My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from saving me, and from the cries of my anguish? My God, I cry out by day, but you do not answer, by night, but I find no rest.
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Western Wind / Relics
07:59
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I've been searching so long
for a place for you to lay my body down,
where the silence cuts right through you
like the sword of truth is plunged
leaving you blind, mute, deaf, dumb
Will you lower me separate from a eulogy in the sun?
Will you lower me separate from a eulogy?
I don't need words when I'm gone.
Well I've been searching so long
for the passion I lost on the night I found you dead,
and daddy I keep running, but the only truth I've found
is true terror won't leave your head.
"Will you lower me separate from a eulogy?" you would have said,
"in the hills of Tennessee, where I first felt I was free,
and where I learned that you don't need words
to talk to God."
Will you lower me separate from a eulogy in the sun?
Will you lower me separate from a eulogy?
I don't need words when I'm gone.
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