Over You
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Over You
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Great wars have been fought
Great crusades of the "saved"
Have been launched over You
Their heretic searches and
Inquisitorial taunts over You
At least that?s what was said
By the ones who were
Dreaming of lifting their heads
CHORUS
Over You, over You
There is nothing
There?s no one
There?s no other Lord
Over You, over You
You?re the Great King
The One God
The Lord of us all
There is none
There is none
Over You
The skeptics laugh "Faith is past
God is dead, we?re at last over You
Our infatuations lost all fascination
We?re now over You"
But then, not all agree
You know, as for myself
Lord I never could be
Over You, over You
There is nothing
There?s no one
There?s no other Lord
Over You, over You
You?re the Great King
The One God
The Lord of us all
There is none
There is none
Over You
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