Listen
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Listen
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Listen
Listen to them
Church bells
Ringing
Listen
Listen
You can hear
Them hounds
Calling off
In the distance
If you listen
You can hear
The engines stalling
You can hear
The angels falling
And travel
You find men and women
All have trouble
If you travel
You will that the poor
Are victims
Of the gun or gavel
If you travel
But be careful now
Be careful
Of all them
Folks out there
Who surround you
Be careful
Some of them
Really only want
To ground you
They only
Want control
Tear you down
To that hole
So be careful
Yeah
Now listen
Listen to them
Church bells
Ringing
Listen
Listen
You can hear
Them hounds
Calling off
In the distance
If you listen
You can hear
The engines stalling
You can hear
The angels falling
You can hear
The engines stalling
And oh, oh
The angels falling
Alright
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Who performs "Listen"?
Amos Lee performs "Listen", and this lyric page sits inside the Amos Lee catalog on LyroVerse.
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