Sunrise On Ararat
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Sunrise On Ararat
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This is a tale of darkness
Of days when giants walked the earth
A flood of judgment drowned their evil ways
We were the last of mankind
Deep in the belly of a boat
Fearing the sun would never rise again
And then a sign of hope
Chorus:
Sunrise, sunrise on Ararat
Sunrise, sunrise on Ararat
Like in the days of Noah
How far we're fallen from the truth
We see the wicked walk on every side
There is an ark of comfort
Beyond this temporary world
Resting on that holy mountain top
Just look up, a sign of hope
Repeat Chorus
The way of His word can be found
In the truth of His love shining down
The hope of the world is His light
Upon this holy ground
Repeat Chorus
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