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Leviticus

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Rwake Canonical path: /rwake/leviticus Related lyric paths: 2
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Leviticus

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The Universe changes its form

And its properties into water

Water changes its form

And to the swine though the divide

He loses mind and his design

Create, evolve and align

The seventh day

Design

Earth two angels

Carry out war

In the name of God

Kill fight conquer

Followers of Christ assume

Eviticus exodus hexagram

Ian omps psalms

Evolve become none

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