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I am the Lord


I am the wind inside the star, I am the child seen from afar. I am the water which few can drink, I am the man who dares to think. I am the fire burns ever bright, I am the ancient, age-old might. I am the earth of long-renown, I am the bond of up and down. I am the elements, the blocks of life, I am the Lord, the only Christ.
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darkpassenger
<p>:) Very nice.</p>

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