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After Every Star Dies


The grass will die and flowers will fall, Every good day will end, and all my friends return to dust And even every star will die, But I will praise the Crucified. God was Good before voices to proclaim it And again I will praise Him after every star dies. And He will be our light One day we'll lose our breath forever for laughter with You.
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