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Artist: Amboy Dukes
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Psalms Of Aftermath
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Psalms Of Aftermath
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Out of the darkness came the light
Out of the morning came the night
Out of the wilderness came the wild
And out of the woman came the child
So life began in this way
But the beauty will be gone
Come destruction day
Where's goodness and mercy
On which life is based?
Has hatred and envy taken place?
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Now the time of man
Is used as past tense
Destroyed by its maker
For its own lack of sense
Annihilation came
No one could divert its path
Or could they've blamed God's unmerciful wrath?
Now I'm the only one
Left to sing
The psalms of aftermath
Aftermath
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