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Hello, Jesus
Jesus children
Jesus loves you
Jesus children
Hello, children "Jesus loves you" of America
Are you hearing
What He's saying?
Are you feeling
What you're praying?
Are you hearing, praying, feeling
What you say inside?
You'd better tell
Your story fast
And if you lie, yeah
It will come to pass
Tell me, holy
Holy roller
Are you standing
Like a soldier?
Are you standing for everything you talk about?
You'd better tell
Your story fast
And if you lie
It will come to pass
Jesus died on
Cross for us
Mary is just
Looking at us
Mother Mary feels the whole world's pain
You'd better tell
Your story fast
And if you lie
It will come to pass
Tell the truth and make it last
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He led you to this hiding place
His lightning threats spun silver tongues
The red bells beckon you to ride
A handprint on the driver's side
It looks a lot like engine oil and tastes like being poor and small
And Popsicles in the summer
Deep red bells, deep as I've been done
Deep red bells, deep as I've been done
It always has to come this
Red bells ring this tragic hour
We've lost sight of the overpass
The daylight won't remember that
When speckled fronds raise round your bones
Who took the time to fold your clothes
And shook the Valley of the Shadow
Deep red bells, deep as I've been done
Deep red bells, deep as I've been done
Where does this mean world cast its cold eye
Who's left to suffer long about you
Does your soul cast about like an old paper bag
Past empty lots and early graves
Those like you who lost their way
Murdered on the interstate
While the red bells rang like thunder
Deep red bells, deep as I've been done
Deep red bells, deep as I've been done
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All Hail
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