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Verse I I am the tired, I am the poor one among the huddled, yearning where's the lamp beside your golden door alas it's made only of gold now No asylum for me within, the thunder of walls are forming I foresee the stench of émigré camps and gates sadly, slowly closing now Verse II once again it's common place, for a people to live in persecution driven out, and locked within these once hallowed halls you turn your hearts, bury your heads and call it retribution your gates will rust and they will cease by the guise of your ******* up laws Chorus Who will be the one when your judgment day is done who says yea or nay who will wield that gavel Who will turn the key and darken a land once free like Jesus to the cross or Barabbas to the rabble Verse III I am the wretched from distant shores tempest-tossed and dying now you are locked behind your doors no longer free and brave maybe someday when seasons turn and yours is the soul that's crying perhaps I'll be the one who'll spurn and send you to your grave Chorus Who will be the one when your judgment day is done who says yea or nay who will wield that gavel Who will turn the key and darken a land once free like Jesus to the cross or Barabbas to the rabble
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 11:38 PM UTC
Liberty est en train de mourir
Verse I I am the tired, I am the poor one among the huddled, yearning where's the lamp beside your golden door alas it's made only of gold now No asylum for me within, the thunder of walls are forming I foresee the stench of émigré camps and gates sadly, slowly closing now Verse II once again it's common place, for a people to live in persecution driven out, and locked within these once hallowed halls you turn your hearts, bury your heads and call it retribution your gates will rust and they will cease by the guise of your ******* up laws Chorus Who will be the one when your judgment day is done who says yea or nay who will wield that gavel Who will turn the key and darken a land once free like Jesus to the cross or Barabbas to the rabble Verse III I am the wretched from distant shores tempest-tossed and dying now you are locked behind your doors no longer free and brave maybe someday when seasons turn and yours is the soul that's crying perhaps I'll be the one who'll spurn and send you to your grave Chorus Who will be the one when your judgment day is done who says yea or nay who will wield that gavel Who will turn the key and darken a land once free like Jesus to the cross or Barabbas to the rabble
Harrogate, Tn 1/30/17
ld-goodwin
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 11:38 PM UTC
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