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Artist: Over the Ocean
Canonical path: /over-the-ocean/the-rich-the-poor
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The Rich, The Poor,
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The Rich, The Poor,
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You're coming to judge the living and dead
the rich and the poor are the same in your eyes
You're coming to make these crooked paths straight
and make the wrong things right; turn dark into light
When you're judging these things have mercy on me
I am no better than those I've despised all my life
Have mercy on me
I know you are looking for things that are pure
and I know I am filthy but you're making me clean
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