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Artist: Johnny Hollow
Canonical path: /johnny-hollow/halfway-to-god
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Halfway to God
Halfway to God lyrics by Johnny Hollow. HalfWay... Halfway... Halfway to God... Half way... At midnight's stroke when prophets feed My karma catches this...
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Halfway to God
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HalfWay...
Halfway...
Halfway to God...
Half way...
At midnight's stroke
when prophets feed
My karma catches
this saint's disease
And I won't listen
to this heavenly facade
I've stopped my flight
halfway to god
Why should I fly
the entire way
when a thousand lost souls
haven't been paid?
I've stopped my fight
half way to god
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