| Flesh of my flesh, and blood of my blood
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| From the Earth’s soil to the Heavens above
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| This, is the story of Exodus
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| Through the eyes of Moses, always remember what God told us
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| Hope he excepts us and pray that he holds us
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| Moses, warned you to mom’s last push
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| Sentence be to God by the great burning bush
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| A seed was planted, the Earth enchanted
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| Fire carved stone laws, Ten Commandments
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| Born with hands that helped man mold pyramids
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| Egyptian reign and slave man, wife and kids
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| Pharaoh won’t you let my people go? |
| He said no
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| Pharaoh won’t you let my people go? |
| He said no
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| From a stab to a snake, from wrath of ten plagues
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| Blood, frogs, lice, creatures and epidemics
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| Boils, hell darkness, locust, death of the first born
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| We moved on…
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| Ashes to ashes and dust to dust
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| The world travelers, in God we trust, Exodus
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| Oh God of Earth and altar, our knees bent, hear our cry
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| Our worldly rulers falter, our people drift and die
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| There’s, nowhere to run to, and there’s, nowhere to hide
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| No matter what you do to us, we will survive
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| It was meant for us to be tested, ponderin'
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| Thoughts manifested, men sent wanderin'
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| Strangers in a strange land, staff in hand, only God is Ashram’s command
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| Now horse and carriage, dicast the sea, sing to God, in great victory
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| Passover and split the sea, now take my hands and follow me
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| God we trust…
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| Exodus… |