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Essay heading: Hell
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April 25, 1996 |
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He said you would not accept me,
my love you would not receive. Lord, there were too many hypocrites. They weren't being true.
He took a step back and asked, what does that have to do with you?
Lord, my family claimed to be saved, they weren't real. You know.
He said, I died for you, now I have to go...
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It seemed to trouble and grieve him,
He whispered, DEPART FROM ME, I KNOW YOU NOT.
Lord, you're supposed to be love, how can you send me to damnation?
He replied, with your mouth you said you loved me, but each day you rejected my salvation.
With that in an instant, Day turned into night.
I never knew such torture could be, now too late, I know the Bible is right...
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