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Artist: Mountain Mirrors
Canonical path: /mountain-mirrors/deploribus-unum
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Deploribus Unum
Read Deploribus Unum lyrics by Mountain Mirrors on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Deploribus Unum
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oh Lord what have you done?
did you let the Devil steal the sun?
did you sell our souls? do you feel the pain?
when you realise your love is in vain?
If there is a God out there...he surely must be blind...
and if there is a God out there, he must have left the world
behind
my friend, God loves his children
God loves his children, don't you know?
did you see the Reaper tap Mother Nature's shoulder?
did you see the sheep carried...
off to war?
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