Jesus, Intense Weeping
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Jesus, Intense Weeping
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The night comes and then I go to my place
A clear nightmare comes to me
With the quetions and life goes
And my God goes on in silence
People say that only the just ones will be free
And the sinners will be in the darkness
What about that comdemned embryo
Because the fate willl test you
In this unreal world
Take the sinners lead away
I have learned so many things
Which could save the world
From the eternal darkness
Leave the silence for those
Who think God has gone away
Jesus, intense weeping
Let's face the real world
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