Days Chasing Days
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Days Chasing Days
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Days Chasing Days
I see days chasing days
For the elect sake
I see the sun it's getting hotter
For the elect sake
One forty and more thousand Idrens and daughters
One forty and more thousand Idrens and childrens
Were save by the hands of his Majesty
I see days chasing days
For the elect sake
They fight against the lamb
Each and everyday
They fight against the lamb
In every way
They fight against the lamb
They fight against the lamb
And he shall conquer
Jah Jah shall conquer
I can see invasion of Christianity
Who fight against the Saints
Of his Majesty
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