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Call, The ~ Heavy Hand


I feel the heavy hand of truth upon me I feel the deadly sin of pride It separates the highest form the lowly It separates love from you and i I hear the taunting voice of sure temptation I hear the rantings of a child An inner voice telling me i'm nothing The voice is mine, subject to the lie Heavy hand on heart Healing words to impart Heavy hand on my throat This is no dream This is no dream I see the haunting glow of pure surrender A shapeless light reveals the hidden vow I can see the countless sons of thunder, With their knowing eyes circling around me I feel divisions in this crowd Heavy hand on my heart Healing word to impart Heavy hand on my throat This is no dream This is no joke more free lyrics

I feel the heavy hand of truth upon me
I feel the deadly sin of pride
It separates the highest form the lowly
It separates love from you and i
I hear the taunting voice of sure temptation
I hear the rantings of a child
An inner voice telling me i'm nothing
The voice is mine, subject to the lie
Heavy hand on heart
Healing words to impart
Heavy hand on my throat
This is no dream
This is no dream
I see the haunting glow of pure surrender
A shapeless light reveals the hidden vow
I can see the countless sons of thunder,
With their knowing eyes circling around me
I feel divisions in this crowd
Heavy hand on my heart
Healing word to impart
Heavy hand on my throat
This is no dream
This is no joke

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