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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I found grace But it's amazing how far I had to fall Before I wound up Facing all my demons on my own I tried to cover up my sins, with whiskey and gin And just before the Good Lord called me home I found out there's a lot of room in hell For soulless saints to roam My soul was lost now here I am alone My only light in the darkness Had been snuffed out long ago I need to repent And somehow find my way back home Cause I know the devil has a place For soulless saints to roam I'm not sure if I was dreamin But I saw fire and brimstone And a voice from the shadows Spoke of the seeds that I had sown He said we always like your kind here Those who've fallen on their own I call you a soulless saint Cause it was lost so long ago My souls was lost, now here I am to roam The only light in my darkness Had been snuffed out long ago I knew I had to repent So I could find my way back home Before I spent life eternally Where soulless saints are left to roam I woke up in a panic And I looked all around The clock on the wall read 2 o'clock I'm not sure how long I'd been out Then beside me I saw Him Standing there with open arms I cant repay but I've been saved From where soulless saints roam My sins been paid by the blood he gave So soulless saints aren't left to roam
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