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Rich Man And Afghanistan Lyrics by Psalters

The Divine Liturgy of the Wretched Exiles

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I had my good things you had your bad
My skin stayed sterile to the sores you had (Lord have mercy…)
I distracted my eyes so your Image wouldn't last
I didn't hear the prophets cuz i was talking too fast
Now my tongues dryin up like i'm the "rich man"
Smell smoke start to choke…it's approaching fast
I'll come to Lazarus now before i can't pass (Lord have mercy on me a sinner)
"it wasn't me" they said as the missiles sped at houses they fled while afghanistan bled
"it wasn't me" i said as i sat well fed the newspaper read they've but grass for bread
And we eat ourselves to death
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"Rich Man And Afghanistan" appears on "The Divine Liturgy of the Wretched Exiles".

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