Redemption and Prayer Songtext
von Peter Grudzien

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Redemption (Save us)
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Redemption was loud
In the muffled, snowy dark night
In the face of the magazine woman
In the jingle of keys
That locked the tabernacle
In the shuffle of slippers on marble
Never was the cry from waiting pines
Children carrying their books
Seagulls flying down with pats

I hung a free arm
Out of the sanctuary
"Too late," said the monkey people
Carrying their things
Laughter from below
The taste of the serpent
In my particles

Everyone else appeared saved
Give up, burst and died on the path
The warm sun on my neck
Familiar favourite melodies cried
"When will they return?"
The ones who promised Christ
The ones who promised us
They shall make us
As their children
Young again
Reborn forever

When?
When?
When?

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Redemption