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 In the Tears of Your Saints

I’ve heard it said no man can tell

a God in Heaven, a God in hell,

a helping hand to catch our fall,

Deity of Unconcern? A God at all?

Unforgiving Father meeting trust with flame,

Doubter of all Humanity, Consuming Pain

or, Blessed Mercy, a soul to save,

a Gift of Redemption to defy the grave?

Were I to stand alone and cry,

alone to live, alone to die,

on knees in darkness to beg at Hell’s gates

would I find redemption in the tears of your saints?

I’ve heard it said, but I can tell

were I to leap through gates of hell,

away the need to catch my fall

forgiving lips, true love for all,

and bless my luck whilst meet the flame,

doubting not though consumed in pain.

If fall alone a soul could save,

my laughing eyes defy the grave,

embrace in arms the need to cry,

alone to live, alone to die,

on knees in darkness I’ll smile at Hell’s gates

and burn unashamed in the tears of your saints.

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