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Artist: Skypark
Canonical path: /skypark/what-god-does
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What God Does
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What God Does
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Jump in the mess, of human lives undressed,
and sin unconfessed, and see beauty.
Look at the sea, of misfits and misery,
and cry 'till you bleed, and see beauty.
chorus:
That's what God does
That's what God does
That's what God does, why can't we?
(repeat)
Waste all the best, on the most dishonoured guest,
when she's unimpressed, and see beauty.
Give 'till you're gone, to the least deserving one,
and call him your son, and see beauty.
(chorus)
Everyone i know has failed me,
should i let them take that cross and nail me?
(chorus) x 2
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