If I Was God
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If I Was God
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If I was God
I'd leave the race of man in the trees
Just think of how much happier we'd be
With no pressures no vanity
Free from tomorrows insanity
If I was God
If I was God
Would I spare this world of its pain
Watch the children dieing in vane
And do nothing for life's but a game
Smile upon those who died in my name
If I was God
If I was God
All would behold my glory
If I was God
All would believe in me
If I was God
If I was God
Would I think the way that I do
And would I share my reasons with you
Touch your sould and know what you feel
If I was God would you think I was real?
If I was God
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