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Walls of Jericho


I'm going to knock my obstacles down, walls of Jericho Joshua spirit, I fear it, due to me tearing down what could be my only protection my father choose me, Moses selection I don't defect, for I'm here to protect my four(fore)Fathers in heavens collection Walls of Jericho, Walls of Jericho, Walls of Jericho, Walls of Jericho no Earthly father, for that is the south wall no earthly father figure, tried to create my downfall walls of Jericho tried to end it all The South Wall is my father Even after that wall fell, I still stand tall Walls of Jericho, Walls of Jericho, Walls of Jericho they say travel is good, but not as a habit, The East wall moving from city to city, not settling it feels like me and my mother just kept our hands steering and our feet pedaling This wall is smaller than the north, yet longer in length due to time oh how I long to call only one high school instead of 4 mine. walls of Jericho, Walls of Jericho The north wall is the smallest wall, except my Peers stand on its top ready to fire arrows of bad language, racial slurs, and all of the above Yet the Joshua in me is telling my collection to fight for Gods love Walls of Jericho The final wall is the WEST The best and greatest wall The wall stands 5'11 feet tall and is about 185 pounds the wall has parts and pieces of every other wall yet the wall still stands tall The wall is the king of the walls of Jericho The wall is the story
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