Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Menahem
Canonical path: /menahem/promise
Related lyric paths: 6
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Promise
Read Promise lyrics by Menahem on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Promise
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He'll appear like a lightning
With angels he promised to come back
Facts show what is to come
They report the return of the king
The sun will get dark
The black moon shall appear
The signs will tell us all
And so the end will come
The shadows don't let you see
They take away the certainty of what will happen
Hiding the announced words
Hiding the prophecy and the return of the king
Life, Promise
Words that show me the way
The shadows don't let you see
They take away the certainty of what will happen
Now you can choose if you
Want to live or want to die
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