Proclamation
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Proclamation
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sit yourself down and pull up an easy chair
here's what we are try not to stare
a deficient attention and sexual distortion
this is our share, this is our portion
remove restraint and repress discretion
a mockery of liberation
(chorus)
renounce material captivity
proclaim the kingdom of Jesus Christ
can dreams center on this gaining obsession?
success, lover, longer life, mine, more, possesion
the lovely, civilized, driven man
i know you, i hate you, become you i can
(chorus)
like battered children we're ducking out
we seen you clear and we're turning about
the shelter we seek is not human made
a kingdom comes, a lie fades...
(chorus 2x)
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