Crying Over Sin
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Crying Over Sin
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I know a story of a man, what did he do? I just don't know
He was walking in the park, and so he was a single man
He had gone too far and now you wan't him back again
He had gone too far and now you need him as your friend
I know a story of a man, why did he die? I just don't know
Guess he was digging in his heart, and so he was a single man
He had gone too far and now you wan't him back again
He had gone too far and now you need him as your friend
Everybody wanna set you free now
Everybody wanna look at you now
Everybody wanna set you free, but it's too late now
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