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Artist: Audrey Assad
Canonical path: /audrey-assad/death-be-not-proud
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Death, Be Not Proud
Read Death, Be Not Proud lyrics by Audrey Assad on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Death, Be Not Proud
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Death, be not proud, though the whole world fear you:
Mighty and dreadful you may seem, but death, be not proud
For your pride has failed you
You will not kill me
Though you may dwell in plague and poison, you’re
A slave to fate and desperate men
So death, if your sleep be the gates to heaven
Why your confidence?
You will be no more, you will be no more, you will be no more
Even death will die
Even death will die
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Audrey Assad performs "Death, Be Not Proud", and this lyric page sits inside the Audrey Assad catalog on LyroVerse.
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