| In this unending war, I’ve lost so many brothers.
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| The coldest hours come before morning.
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| With every drop of blood,
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| Spilled in this field of daggers,
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| Bring many sons of heaven to glory.
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| Until Your rains, O God,
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| Bring forth Your colored beauty,
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| Confirm the hopes of nations in longing.
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| I see a new day coming.
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| Maybe tomorrow.
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| Woe to the king of nothing.
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| I see a new day coming!
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| Maybe tomorrow…
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| Woe to the king of nothing.
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| I see a clean blood running,
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| Brothers of sorrow.
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| Here is your kingdom coming!
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| Here is your kingdom coming!
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| Spread wide Your wings, O God,
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| Relieve this scarlet fever,
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| Catch every tear of mothers in mourning.
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| Bring life to tired hopes,
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| Buried in fields of flowers,
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| Bring many sons of battle to glory.
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| With every drop of blood,
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| Caged in this tired body,
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| I long to bring my father to glory.
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| I see a new day coming!
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| Maybe tomorrow…
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| Woe to the king of nothing.
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| I see a clean blood running,
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| Brothers of sorrow.
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| Here is your kingdom coming!
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| Here is your kingdom coming!
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| Who holds the key?
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| He was and is.
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| He is and is to come.
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| He was and is.
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| He is and is to come.
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| He holds the key. |