The Bible Code Sundays
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See You At The Crossroads

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See You At The Crossroads

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The blood trickles down my weary face

And I look back at the man and the mirror shakes

And pull the razor deeper to the bone

Then I see the faces of a thousand men

who've felt the same and I look back again

With no regrets for they too reaped what they've sown

But I've never slashed a face that wasn't looking at me

Nor offered some excuse or some apology

To a man in suit and all those well mannered thugs

From the poison that you pumped right through my veins

Or the blacked out holes that you kept me in

T'was none of this changed me, this you should know

So let me see you smile for a little while

Coz when the morning comes I'm gone but I know that

some day soon I'll meet you at that other place!

No loaded gun or these prison gates

A few kind words is all it takes

some day soon I'll meet you at that other place!

2 Racing through London in the pouring rain

I feel the rush go through my brain

Finger on the trigger, the mask in my hand

Nothing can touch us, you're Butch I'm Sundance

Open up the door and I'm home to you

And I fall into your arms so true

Just hold me now coz all I want is you

So let me see you smile for a little while

Coz when the morning comes I'm gone but I know that

some day soon I'll meet you at that other place!

No loaded gun or these prison gates

A few kind words is all it takes

some day soon I'll meet you at that other place!

If I came from a broken home, it was me who'd broken it

Outa control now I know it's true, just how much I hurt you

For if I could just start all over again,

I wouldn't have to smell the blood I've spilled

Or see the tears run down your face so true

Living in a dream world, I've faced up to my mistakes

A few kind words is all it takes coz that's how I found you

So the next time I walk out through those gates

I'll see the smiles on my loved one's face

And I'll be free in my own heart, my mind and soul

See you at the crossroads kid!

A few kind words is all it takes

Not a loaded gun or these prison gates

Just one more chance it's not too late

You're a shining light

See you at the crossroads kid!

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