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Deliverance, Part One

from Every Stone Made Me Stumble by Sodium

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AT NIGHT HE KNEED BY A FLICKERING LIGHT
PRAYING TO HIS GOD, HE´D BEEN DOING IT EVER SINCE
"DEAR GOD,
I KNOW I ASKED A LOT
BUT THIS DOESN´T EVEN IT.
MY BEGGINGS ARE HONEST.
RELEASE ME! MY SINS! MY DREADFUL SINS!"
HE´S SCREAMING, HE´S CRYING HIS LONESOME PRAYER
AGAIN AND AGAIN "FORGIVE ME, ALMIGHTY!"
AND AS HE LOWERED HIS VOICE, HIS FACE FULL OF REMORSEFUL TEARS
HE SENSED A NOTION HE HAS NEVER DARED TO ADMIT
A NOTION THAT MADE HIM RETHINK WHOLE LIFE
AND ALL THE TALES HE HAD BEEN FOLLOWING.

"WHERE ARE YOU TO HELP ME, OMNIPRESENT?"
"WHERE ARE YOU TO HELP ME, OMNIPRESENT?"
NO HINT, NO GUISE, NO SOUND, NO SENSE...
"WHERE ARE YOU TO HELP ME, OMNIPRESENT?"

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from Every Stone Made Me Stumble, released July 19, 2012

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Crust flavoured hardcorepunk band from Lübeck/Kiel, Germany.

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