The Black Veils
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A Prayer

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A Prayer

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For these precious things

Well, I'll start to scream

Come today!

If the end is near

Well, I'll start to scream

Come today!

Come today!

For these precious things

For these precious things

Well, I'll start to scream

Come today!

If the end is near

If the end is near

Well, I'll start to scream

Come today!

Come today!

Awe lives in the light

There's no place to hide

There's no place to hide

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