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Artist: Sabbath Assembly
Canonical path: /sabbath-assembly/exit
Related lyric paths: 6
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Exit
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Exit
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Sacrifist. Ihrist said, "come unto me all you who are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." the gift of love is the healer of all ills. and the greatest love of all is the unity of christ and satan. if that seemingly eternal conflict can be resolved through love, all conflict can be resolved - through love.
There is an exit from confusion
An exit from despair
There is an exit for everyone
An exit that we can share
Life for us is a game
Where are we going?
All too soon, life is past
What lies tomorrow?
Will it be sorrow?
The end of conflict now
Where is heaven?
And where is hell?
Life's what we make it
Through the years times change
Together we will rise
Tears of joy in our eyes.
The end of conflict now.
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