Softly Moses
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Softly Moses
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Softly Moses speaks
Quietly to sleep
Easter Sunday never tasted so bitter
Lonely in the dark
Images creep past
Bright pink
Purple, blue
Green and black
Despair, oh holy day
We cross down sorrow's way
Weep, weep
We are the slaves on Easter Sunday
Oh I wish that I could die for thee
On a technicolour calvary
Egypt would be ours
Ten thousand years of peace
Where happiness would lie
Madness bids me, say not all that
rises is of God
For shame and guilt
All owe it to me
Administer it like a pill
Father heals none
One Easter Sunday
Sister, brother, sister
Fall on to your knees
the blush of the flower tastes of false gods and trickery
Mercy, mercy my son you belong to me
Oh moses, save my empty, my empty soul
And i wish that i could die for thee
On a technicolor calvary
Egypt would be ours
Ten thousand years of peace
Softly, Moses, speak
Quiet me to sleep
Easter sunday never tasted so bitter
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Erin McKeown performs "Softly Moses", and this lyric page sits inside the Erin McKeown catalog on LyroVerse.
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