Change On The Rise
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Change On The Rise
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Without the light
Oh, the darkness comes
Hold through the night
The shadows will run
Fend off the enemy
Sing out the jubilee
With all the fire we can breath
We’re singing all day and you can’t tame it
High tide or low tide you know
Night time or morning time
We’re going strong
Headed up down the river oh Lord
I feel the reveling
I feel a change on the rise
What good’s a man
Who’s lost his soul
Can’t take a stand
When his flame’s gone cold
Fend off the enemy
Sing out the jubilee
With all the fire we can breath
We’re singing all day and you can’t tame it
High tide or low tide you know
Night time or morning time
We’re going strong
Headed up down the river oh Lord
I feel the reveling
I feel a change on the rise
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