Ready For Salvation
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Ready For Salvation
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Desperate cry of a child
Who only wants to live
An innocent human being
Deprived of all his dreams
Painful faces of the others
Who once were the chosen
Innocent eyes of the child
Never going to see
The voice of crystal children
Of deaf ears it has fallen
And the preacher delivers a sermon
But who's ready for salvation
Remembrance behind the scene
Of unjustice and injustice
In the forsaken faces
Expression of frustration
The voice of crystal children
Of deaf ears it has fallen
And the preacher delivers a sermon
But who's ready for salvation
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