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Apostasy

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Metus Canonical path: /metus/apostasy Related lyric paths: 6
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Apostasy

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I do love

and I know God hears

my voice

my entreaties

For He has

inclined His heart to me

throughout my days

I'll keep His word

Even the ropes of death

will encircle me

I'll hear God's voice

calling for my name

I

am His son

the artwork of Great Hand

I'll love Him all my time

Though

only dust

is what I really am

He'll never turn away from me

Precious

is in the eyes of God

death

of the loyal ones

( of His servants )

So Father

till I'm alive

don't let me become

an apostate

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