| Flash your language covered on the shelf in dust
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| This street was once a creek of a one Lord rule I trust
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| Duly, duly signed, Cora Cora Carter
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| Born of the fall, in a state of Texas
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| Paid in full Fort Bliss, 1936
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| Terre terre haute
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| All be hollow
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| He takes his breath
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| Away the four winds follow
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| Wolves tied on strings to his good words of promise
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| These are stones around the peoples neck
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| Wound on string, drawn back stern
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| The arrow sings to whom it may concern
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| Talihina boon, iron road Oklahoma
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| It is his spirit, it is his fruit
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| It is he who paint by numbers
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| It is his spirit, it is his fruit
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| Terre terre haute
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| All be hollow
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| He takes his breath
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| Away the four winds follow
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| Lord Jesus, come bestow belief
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| The beauty of the finished work
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| You regard him not risen on the ancient horizon
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| Think yourself too hard, go on cast your lots
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| Terre terre haute
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| All be hollow
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| He takes his breath
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| Away his spirit follow
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| It is his spirit, it is his fruit
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| It is he who paint by numbers
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| It is his spirit, it is his fruit
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| It is he who paints by numbers
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| Judges and Ruth
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| Wound on string, drawn back stern
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| The arrow sings to whom it may concern
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| Talihina boon, iron road Oklahoma
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| There, there, there |