Mind Your Manners
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Mind Your Manners
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Ring and ring the bells
The bells are ringing loud and clear
A boy is crying wolf and I am jealous
Sing, amazing grace
How sweet the thought of permanence
I once was blind but now I close my eyes
I once was blind but now I close my eyes
I once was lost but now I run and hide
O, God, have mercy!
Have mercy on me!
I point my finger, the crowd points to me
And I'm afraid of heights
And it’s a long way down from here
The bells are ringing loud and clear
It’s time to read the script
I’ll play the part of the savior
So, who are you now?
Who are you now?
And why are you proud?
Breathe in and blow out a candle inside
Breathe in and scream!
O, God, have mercy!
Have mercy on me!
I point my finger, the crowd points to me
And I'm afraid of heights
And it’s a long way down from here
Don’t look now, the sky is falling down!
O, God, have mercy!
Have mercy on me!
I point my finger, the crowd points to me
And I'm afraid of heights
And it’s a long way down from here
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