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Artist: Jason Allen Rich
Canonical path: /jason-allen-rich/take-us-away
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Take Us Away
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Take Us Away
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Wear that mask that grins and lies
Hide the face and shade these eyes
The debt is paid of human guile
With torn and bleeding hearts we smile
Oh Lord
Come back to us
How lone will You delay
If it's a thousand years
Let it seem like a day
When morning blooms take us away
Give the hands with fingers wide
Wipe the blood that stains His side
The day is come to human trial
With torn and bleeding hearts
Come back to us
And takes us away
Come back to us
And take us away
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