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The End Is Here I Still Praise God In This Year of 2038

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The year is 2038
And in this year of 2038
Some people yet still find it odd
That me and others yet still are praising God
Well, that's a job in part..WELL DONE
Babies are born in
Come from heaven
Replenishing the dying out elderly THE WORLD LIT ON FIRE

LOT OF PEOPLE Worshipping Lucifer Lord of Fire  <jelsr>

THE END IS HERE I STILL PRAISE GOD IN THIS YEAR OF 2038 The year is 2038 And in this year of 2038 Some people yet still find it odd That me and others yet still are praising God Well, that's a job in part..WELL DONE Babies are born in Come from heaven Replenishing the dying out elderly Social security now history Misused and depleted in 2019 Disappeared ran solvent by governmental means New age still new old age no more The beast says take his mark If you wanna eat anymore Well there were to many sparrows, pigeons, dandelion grass and squirrels Won't be a sell out I'm fed and fill in Christ In this year of 2038 Some people yet still find it odd That me and others yet still are praising God Stand don't run, don't fall flee the devil Seek Christ our Lord and God For He shall provide all One world rule, you fool this world is God's We (you're) just a caretaker Human still do those foolish things, foolish thing Some people find it off That I'm still praising God You know I would rather see His face is peace and grace Be on the mercy seat Than to see His face condemn and be placed on His judgement seat Hope is less more is no more Being satisfied no more blessed I can't relate Man still conceited Things He's all that I can't relate Help this world Savoir My God it's 2038 It's 2038 10/18/18 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018

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