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We call ourselves Christians In truth, it's just another instance where we fight to not get left behind We actually don't care We sometimes go there as a routine we have to take care Who cares, well some may do but I don't We are all sinners, I mean it's all I do Stop all this pretending and wasting too Call to God and He would answer you In spirit and in truth. Soul!!!
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