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Artist: Davis John Patton
Canonical path: /davis-john-patton/ecclesiastes
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Ecclesiastes
Read Ecclesiastes lyrics by Davis John Patton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ecclesiastes
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He wakes before the Sun has dawned
He says he does it for the ones he loves
He eats in darkness on the porch
Alone
He fills his wallet full of wind
Then drives back home under the Moon
He eats in darkness on the porch
Alone
Will it bring you down?
Will it bring you down?
Will it bring you down?
Will it raise you up?
She left her home to make a name
And now the world can see that she is matchless
She eats while reading all her praise
Alone
Alone
Will it bring you down?
Will it bring you down?
Will it bring you down?
Will it raise you up?
Just we came, so shall we go
Just we came, so shall we go
Just we came, so shall we go
Just we came, so shall we go
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Davis John Patton performs "Ecclesiastes", and this lyric page sits inside the Davis John Patton catalog on LyroVerse.
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