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Artist: Church Of Misery
Canonical path: /church-of-misery/reverend-jim-jones
Related lyric paths: 6
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Reverend (Jim Jones)
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Reverend (Jim Jones)
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Obey me people of sorrow
Insanity leading blind servant
No place to hide yourself
Welcome to my home " jones town "
You die, don't ask me why
Temple is the place where dead angeles lies
Don't pray for your tomorrow
Suicide is the way to escape from your pain
I'm your farther and lead you to death
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