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Artist: Torman Maxt
Canonical path: /torman-maxt/job-s-lament
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Job's Lament
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Job's Lament
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Cursed be the day I was born
Let it be marked by darkness and scorn
And the night that I was conceived
Let it be known as the night of misery
Now this nightmare has come to pass
Once I was first, now I am last
With no peace or quietness
There is no comfort and there is no rest
Now I want to say to God
Don’t condemn me without cause
Let me know what charge you bring
And why you are opposing me
Now I want to say to God
There’s no reason to go on
End this life of misery
Reach your hand out and kill me
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