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The Sermon II

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The Sermon II

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Listen closely as your radio plays,

a program of a slightly different strain.

Tonight my listeners a new power will rise,

unleashed upon you all in this musical disguise.

Your cities turn to ash, for the broadcast is cursed.

The signal is peaking and can't be reversed.

If you choose my children, you can try to hide.

But I strongly suggest you run for your life

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