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Artist: The O. C. Supertones
Canonical path: /supertones/louder-than-the-mob
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Louder Than The Mob
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Louder Than The Mob
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I know I'm just another Judas, kiss Your face
While I drive the nail through Your hand
I know I'm just another Thomas, won't believe
Until I feel the hole in Your hands
Then I will say, my God, I see not what You see
My God, what do You see in me?
My God, crowned in glory
The Lamb of God is worthy
My sin yells, ";Crucify!"; Louder than the mob that day
My sin yells, ";Crucify!"; louder than any mouth.
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