Altar Called "Zion the Universal."

from "Songs of Common Praise." by believeh

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And I don't have to take from you
The final word, the last defeat
And I don't know
Whats after me
But there's a world that i can see
And basically you knew me when
You treat me good
You love yourself
Aint it treasure to know
Aint it pleasure to go
Oh no one is free
But you can try to be.

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from "Songs of Common Praise.", released March 29, 2017

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