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Artist: Quindon Tarver
Canonical path: /quindon-tarver/amen
Related lyric paths: 6
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Amen
Read Amen lyrics by Quindon Tarver on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Amen
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You're Mother's Child / But Night Lays You Down / Hair Aflame, Wild Look in Your Eye / Naked Belly to the Ground a Forest Fire / Nibbles At Your Veins / Crawls Up Your Arm / Runs Away With Your Mind / and Burns Dry Thoughts Like Leaves
Amen
Eyes Stare Up / But Something's in the Way / in the Bible Only Angels Have Wings / and the Rest Must Wait to Be Saved a Dry Tongue / Screams At the Sky / But the Wind Just Breathes Words in / As a Strange Bird Tries to Fly
Amen
Pieces of Us Die Every Day / As Though Our Flesh Were Hell / Such Injustice, As Children We Are Told / That From God We Fell Where Are My Angels? / Where's My Golden One? / Where's My Hope / Now That My Heroes Have Gone? / Some Are Being Beaten / Some Are Being Born / and Some Can't Tell / the Difference Anymore
Amen
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Quindon Tarver performs "Amen", and this lyric page sits inside the Quindon Tarver catalog on LyroVerse.
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