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I stand at the altar Of a red brick Victorian Baptist Church Kneel at Namas With my brothers for Salah In the Mosque Follow flags to The Gurdwara   Amrit Sanchar* Everyone has their bodhi tree I carry mine with me - Seated in a building Singing songs To an all knowing deity Some hold arms aloft Awaiting heavenly high fives Others shuffle feet uneasily It's time for the alternative sermon Where we air all the doubts Where hushed voices sweet singing Make way for swearing and shouts
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Apr 12, 2012
Apr 12, 2012 at 8:59 AM UTC
Bodhi trees
I stand at the altar Of a red brick Victorian Baptist Church Kneel at Namas With my brothers for Salah In the Mosque Follow flags to The Gurdwara   Amrit Sanchar* Everyone has their bodhi tree I carry mine with me - Seated in a building Singing songs To an all knowing deity Some hold arms aloft Awaiting heavenly high fives Others shuffle feet uneasily It's time for the alternative sermon Where we air all the doubts Where hushed voices sweet singing Make way for swearing and shouts
joe-halliday
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Apr 12, 2012
Apr 12, 2012 at 8:59 AM UTC
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