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In this church built from lust and inadequacy where the reason of thought is the currency, corralled in the stalls until Jericho falls I find faith in the meaning of sanctuary. The folds of the flock gently cover me until I drown in the sea of discovery and am reborn in the sea they call Galilee. The Devil does not advocate celibacy he reads from the book of debauchery his acolytes form lines to follow me, I slip under the waves because I know Jesus saves and I drown in the sea they call Galilee.
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Jun 7, 2015
Jun 7, 2015 at 3:58 AM UTC
One Sunday in Southwark
In this church built from lust and inadequacy where the reason of thought is the currency, corralled in the stalls until Jericho falls I find faith in the meaning of sanctuary. The folds of the flock gently cover me until I drown in the sea of discovery and am reborn in the sea they call Galilee. The Devil does not advocate celibacy he reads from the book of debauchery his acolytes form lines to follow me, I slip under the waves because I know Jesus saves and I drown in the sea they call Galilee.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Jun 7, 2015
Jun 7, 2015 at 3:58 AM UTC
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