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Artist: Torman Maxt
Canonical path: /torman-maxt/job-s-initial-shock
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Job's Initial Shock
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Job's Initial Shock
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What is this happening
This harrowing experience is true
What is the cause of all this misery
Some say that it is you
Oh yes, my nightmare now is true
I walk down this long hard road
And all I have is now gone
I sing this suffering song
I see that all I have is gone
But cursing God is wrong, oh it is wrong
I walk down this long hard road
And all I have is now gone
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