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Each night, which engulfs the day,- like the ocean's tide

Rolls over sand, like death envelops life, both timely and blessed-

Washes us away to reveal who we are. From him we can not hide.

 

Still we attempt, we turn, we face inside ourselves. We confide

In no one, in fear that others will soil our dreams. We detest

Each night, which engulfs the day like the ocean's tide.

 

The Son of Man was nailed to a cross and died. He chose to abide

A God he had never seen but believed in. A God he confessed

Washes us away and reveals who we are. From Him we can not hide.

 

Yet we are condemned by our choice, our power to decide

What is wrong from what is right. Which is why we can not rest

Each night, which engulfs the day like the ocean's tide.

 

We hope that when we look back at our lives we can say we've tried

To turn ourselves around. I've heard that at our final hour fear of death

Washes us away to reveal who we are. From him we can not hide.

 

All three noblemen: the darkness, he who defied

Death, and that black angel himself hold our souls within their *******

Each knight- engulfs the days like the ocean's tide

Rolls over sand, like death envelops life, all timley and blessed-

Washes us away to reveal who we are. From Him we can not hide.

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aaron-kerman
33 / M / American
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Jul 28, 2010
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