Sign Of Judgement
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Sign Of Judgement
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Yes, sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement time ain't long
Yes, sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement time ain't long
I don't like old satan
None of his tempting charms
Cheat you at your Jesus now
And roll you in his arms
I said yes, sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement time ain't long
I don't like old satan
Nothing he say or do
Tell one lie to hurt us all
Then two to make it true
Yes, the sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement time ain't long
I said yes, the sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement time ain't long
Yes, the sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement, yes
Sign of judgement time ain't long
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