Charlatan
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Charlatan
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Vem är Gud? Vad är Gud?
Det är en svår fråga!
Jag tror inte på Gud
Tror du på Gud?
Nej!
Varför skulle jag?
Three thousand dreams in pale moonlight
Counting
Three thousand years of Winter's blight
Ticking off against my heart
Here come the months of squalor
Clasp death in his parlor
A sorrow celebration
She canes a thousand creations
Three hundred days in an endless night
The frost smiles
Three hundred weapons on manhunt
Craving more blood to its name
Here come the months of squalor
Clasp death in his parlor
A sorrow celebration
She canes a thousand creations
Cities, violated graves
Yonder distance, perfect slave
You!
Gud, Gud, Gud Är Gud hans namn?
Nä, Jesus!
Finns det bara en Gud?
Nä
"[?]"
30 miljoner hundratusentals
Oj!
Det är en I varje land
Ok
Kan de prata med varandra?
Nä
Han kan flyga bara har ([?]) ett huvud, på en månbild!
Folk säger att han vakar över oss där uppe
En dör
Det finns inget rätt eller fel
Vad tror du händer när man dör?
Jag tror väl mest att man Ligger kvar på sin gravplats, typ
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