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The Light
10:22
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The sun sets over an asian sky
Its now time for final goodbyes
Two people pray for forgiveness
One for what he did
One for what he will do
Before the morning comes
Won't you shine a light
Rain falls hard in the heat of the night
Writing letters under electric lights
Random thoughts and certain fears
Hand prints on paper, a mothers tears
Pictures and boxes stacked in a row
Letters of love from friends you know
Words of advice words to say
To comfort the ones who will be left today
Three months ago he heard a man drop
The gallows opened when the sun came up
He begged to have your life spared
For his own life he no longer cared
His cell now empty sallow and cold
Is no comfort for those who know
When the date is called theres no remorse
Your fate is sealed its part of the course
Before the morning comes
Won't you shine a light
A new found faith and a new found name
Life forever can never be the same
For people who were part of the past
Forever this longest night will last
Memories of those whose lives was touched
By a foolish boy with not enough
Common sense to know the cost
Of the price to be paid and his young life lost
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The Light (Instrumental)
10:09
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