Amos Lee
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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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