Drama Of The Ages
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Drama Of The Ages
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Turning and burning
I look up at the sky and see
The storm that is coming
Waiting and praying
Father give us strength
To face the day with courage
Seasons are changing
The nations
Are raging
Mysteries explained
The day of our reckoning is coming
Prophecies unfolding
Mysteries are told me
The audience is waiting
For the part we're playing
Daylight is fleeting
And mercy
Lies slain upon the floor
Darkness consuming
And freedom is painted
As a whore
Heaven is calling
Like thunder in the night
The sleeper is awaking
Counting the sorrows
Every tear remembered
By he who holds tomorrow
Prophecies unfolding
Mysteries are told me
The world stage is waiting
For the part we play
In the drama of the ages
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Jacob's Dream performs "Drama Of The Ages", and this lyric page sits inside the Jacob's Dream catalog on LyroVerse.
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