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Artist: Scarecrow & Tinmen
Canonical path: /scarecrow-tinmen/scarecrow-amp-tinmen
Related lyric paths: 4
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Scarecrow & Tinmen
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Scarecrow & Tinmen
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Hey yeah, heard a story about a man
He calls Himself a king
Hey yeah, we believe just about anything
Hey yeah, heard this Man stopped
The tempest with its raging wind
Hey yeah, so you think that
I might want to follow Him
I am the Scarecrow and you are the Tinmen
And we are not the same as we were
Changed by love and changed by compassion
And we now have a new heart and mind
A new heart, a new mind
Hey yeah, took a walk through
A field of golden grain
Hey yeah, saw a world, saw a God
And then I saw my sin
Hey yeah, heard a story about a King
Who died and rose again
Hey yeah, I think I'm ripe
Won't you come and be my friend
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