Lyrics of 'Sisters' by Snowden
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peace be with you sisters
God grant you what you need
shine the light on your blisters
from your head down to your feet
so many ways to break a man
with the food or the fall
so many ways to break a man
but one is not to touch him at all
you never knew one could plant a seed
in the frozen ground from across the street
I am here to bring you peace
I'll keep you alive, keep you alive
when His light will not suffice
and I'll never bring you to your knees
so many ways to break a man
with the food or the fall
so many ways to break a man
but one is not to touch him at all
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