Common Prayers
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Common Prayers
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So close to me, as tight as you can be
Inside the cell
The voice within, the desert wind
Calls out our name
So close, so close
So, let me be and keep you company
Inside the gate
Behind the veil, the quarantine
Against myself
So strong, so strong
You are a common prayer
Living life afraid
You have the heart of a saint
And an angel's face
Say the common prayers
So, lock the door, I'll keep the key
Upon my chest
The time has come to born again
And test our faith
Just let me in the sanctuary
Inside the grave
The broken beads, the rosary
Against our will
You are a common prayer
Living life afraid
You have the heart of a saint
And an angel's face
You are a common prayer
Living life afraid
You have the heart of a saint
And an angel's face
Say the common prayers
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