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In My Time of Dyin'
02:52
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In my time of dying
I want you
In my time of dying
I want
My yearning soul
To meet you
When the death toll
Rings loud and blue
When I see you
When I SEE you
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Tore My Clothes
04:17
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I ran away from this mess
I put my body to the test
It was in the middle of night
I traded my gun for a soul
But when two eyelids closes
I felt the dogs tear my clothes
I found myself without a clue
Too many lies I believed
Too many lies, too many lies, too many lies
I believed
I traded this gun for soul
But out of my mouth came one more
Upon the boards of your fence
I laid my head to rest
But as my two eyelids closed
I felt the the dogs tear my clothes
I found myself without a clue
Too many lies I believed
Too many lies, too many lies, too many lies
I believed
I felt the dogs tear my clothes
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When I fell i fell hard
And I watched my blood spill
And I became a rambler on earth
And I broke through my leather skin
And I played on the embarcadero
My face dried with dirty paint
When I fell down
I died
When I fell down over you
Thats when I died
And time was in my folded hands
I passed through shadow lands
The minute I stepped off the land
Salt poured on my scars
The long curtain over my eyes
Was drawn close together
When I fell down
I died
When I fell down over you
Thats when I died
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Nate Vanderhoof Fresno, California
Among the fabrics of our music we let the feet of our imagination romp. As the three of us came together, a certain type of
sound sprang out of our instruments. This sound triggered our fancy and led us to become a band.
Our music is written and inspired by the Holy Spirit. We are in love with God. There is a certain melody which surrounds Him in which we look to replicate.
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