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Test of Faith
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I know you know what's best
I'm just not listening
I try to cheat the test
Embrace the misery
They know words that shame you will change you
Whatever you do, don't cave
It's just a test of faith
don't deny yourself the chance to know god
Test of Faith
Tell me, how much of yourself are you willing to deny?
Test of Faith
Show me, what are you willing to sacrifice?
I try to block out the noise
A paradox of limited choice
What does it mean to do what's right for me?
Treading on thin ice for eternity
They know words that shame you will change you
(don't deny yourself the change to know god)
They know words that shame you will change you
(don't deny yourself the chance)
Tell me, how much of yourself are you willing to deny?
Show me, what are you willing to sacrifice?
Test of Faith
Tell me, how much of yourself are you willing to deny?
Test of Faith
Show me, what are you willing to sacrifice?
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Circuit Preacher Richmond, Virginia
The year is 2222. The Circuit Preacher leads The Last Church of the Final Days, an underground doomsday cult in the American
South.
A State employee by day, the Preacher is secretly building a congregation. His songs fill corridors, basements, and other hidden places with heavy electronic rhythms and haunting melodies. This is dark music for the End Times. Will you join us?
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