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Thank the Lord

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Thank the Lord

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Suicidal child

Just bored with life

Didn't succeed thank the lord

Didn't wanna live to pay the price

Get down on your knees and beg

Down on your knees and beg to be saved

For I am the messenger of God

So give me all your money and be my slave

Suicidal child tell me

You wipe it out in the dark

All the hate and killing

All the pain and suffering in the name of God

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