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Swaddling Clothes

From swaddling clothes, earth and heaven knows, he left a mark that never fades, from dusty , rocky, roads and trails, to rusty, bitter hammered nails, he lived and died and lives again and I've got to say, that I've been left with his WORD and a soul that's saved, and a thankful heart filled with the love I craved, and all the humbleness a king should show, on a star lit night wrapped in swaddling clothes.
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Nov 29, 2010
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