Intermission (Revelation Song)
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Intermission (Revelation Song)
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Oh my friends, you know it's time
To carry the load again
Don't fell ashamed, don't feel the pain
Or it will drive you insane
Have you heard the wise men speaking
Freely about the new days that are to come?
Set us free both mind and soul
You don't need to carry the load no more
Centuries of domination
So the writing says
But I will be the first in line to
Set things back in place
Have you heard the wise men speaking
Freely about the new days that are to come?
Set us free both mind and soul
You don't need to carry the load no more
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