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Father

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Father

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When will the father start praying?

Come soul, you're so low

And the mother start crying?

They've stones and candles

Crosses in the grass

Why is the silence high?

Came for so much more

High

When will the father start praying?

Singing song of sorrow

What is that light in the high?

They call, so long

I feel I can float

Like the clouds in the sky

Its done and I will go

Now

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