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Artist: The Silent Comedy
Canonical path: /the-silent-comedy/all-saints-day
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All Saints Day
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All Saints Day
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I ain't no demon, lord, look to me please
Good men are sufferin' with the evil at ease
Millions of innocents, are born to disease
Where is our solace, lord?
Oh lord answer me
I look to your people, lord, but they're being cruel
They sleep with the criminals they aim to recruit
They raise, in their stadiums, a poisonous brood
I think they would crucify someone like you
One day, will this be over?
I ain't no demon, lord
But neither are you
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