Jacob's Ladder
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Jacob's Ladder
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Jacob, lower the ladder
Jacob, pull me free
I can feel I went wrong
And I believe in destiny
My eyes now are open for all the world to see
Gonna climb that fabled ladder until eternity
Lost my way and dont know where to go
Been inside a place way down below
Seeing pictures in my mind
I aint never seen before
Gonna crawl my way out here
Searching for the door
Repeat
Were you ever out on a wild and stormy night
When the wind did blow
And the rain fell out of sight
Trying to find your way back home
While hiding underneath a tree
Well thats the story of my life
So bring togetherly
Pull me free, pull me free
Jacob, pull the ladder, pull me free
Pull me free, pull me free
I said Jacob, lower the ladder, pull me free
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Tina Charles performs "Jacob's Ladder", and this lyric page sits inside the Tina Charles catalog on LyroVerse.
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