Prism
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Prism
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No I got something that you all could get in life
It's been given call it prism show its colors
And on the 17th day of the second month
CHORUS:
Come on common people let the flood gates open
Common people open
Parcipitation forms colors of freedom the gift of prism
(The prism)
Parcipitation forms colors of freedom the gift of prism
END CHORUS
Red Orage Yellow Blue Green and Indiglo
He's a flag of freedom remind me of the sin to go
I'll wait I wait the promise remains
The same yesterday as it is today
Fall of man and the fall of rain came
Down from the heavens
To cleanse you and I
CHORUS
The rains came down
The floods went up (x3)
Open the flood gates and let the people in (x8)
(The prism)
Parcipitation for colors of freedom the gift of prism (x2)
(The prism)
Parcipitation is formed colors of freedom the gift of prism
(The prism)(The rains came down)(And of the 17th day)
Colors of freedom the gift of prism
(The prism)
Open the flood gates (and let the people in) (x7)
Open the flood gates
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