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Artist: Mehida
Canonical path: /mehida/dry-bones
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Dry Bones
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Dry Bones
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(2x) Our bones are dried and our hope is lost
We're completely gone
Dry bones
Hear the word of the Lord
I will make breath enter you
Dry bones
Hear the word of the Lord
You will come to life
(2x) Come from the four winds o' breath
and breathe into these slains that they may live
Dry bones
Hear the word of the Lord
I will make breath enter you
Dry bones
Hear the word of the Lord
You will come to life
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