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Artist: Titus
Canonical path: /titus/litany
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Litany
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Litany
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A man walks down the street today convicted by his enemies
Living in a world of conflict
His freedom is soon lost, for can't a man walk free
Without changing who he has to be?
chorus
People say love is just a word
I believe it has a face
People say it can't be heard
I believe there is a place
A life without a cause, that's what this world is
Walk alone you're always by yourself
A sense that God is near is what we're searching for
In the end love is just not another word
chorus
People say love is just a word
I believe it has a face
People say it can't be heard
I believe there is a place
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