Prepare to meet thy creator Lesson of the Father is a good thing, it is a must
Lesson of the Father is a good thing, it is a must Beware of those evil men, beware of those evil men
Jah, I beg you, stop them before it's too late
Jah, I beg you, stop them before it's too late Come one, come all for your salvation
Is the only way to be free from all mystery (?)Wicked destruction is a must
Wicked destruction is a must Stop them before it's too late
Jah, I beg you, stop them before it's too late
Stop them, Jah JahStop them before it's too late Prepare to meet thy creator Lesson of the Father is a good thing, it is a must
Lesson of the Father is a good thing, it is a must Beware of those evil men, beware of those evil men
Jah, I beg you, stop them before it's too late
Jah, I beg you, stop them before it's too late Stop them, Jah JahStop them before it's too late
Stop them, Jah Jah
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