Rainbow’s End
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Rainbow’s End
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Weave the rainbow in your eyes
Quiet evening lullaby
Cross your heart to never die
Broken on the wood
Hey
Silenced by the deafening roar
Driven from the nether shore
Violent tremors, wars, and more
No, not one is good
Forty days and forty nights
Noah sailed a sea of tears
And the lesson of the flood
Shouts across the years
Now he will destroy the dark
Jesus is the living ark
Oh, nothing in the world, nothing in the world
Nothing in the world compares with him
No one ever loved you more
He alone is heaven's door
He is the promise, he is the promise
He's the rainbow's end
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