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Premium Member Spooks On the Ruse

 Carrying an ignoble act in mind
With a ruse to devour all humankind.
A witch will tell you that all will be well
If you allow her to cast a charmed spell.

Ignore her and find that your soul be cursed
By a demon spell that can't be reversed.
On Halloween there'll be no redemption 
No place to hide, no divine exemption.

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Premonition About Exemption of Redemption

Premonition About Exemption of Redemption

We wanted to promote there premonition,
That would have been based on intuition;
Worth seeing,
While being,
Entitled to an exemption from redemption.

Jim Horn

God and Son As An Exemption

God and Son As an Exemption

God personally gave me a premonition;
Religious features result in redemption;
In believe;
Won't deceive;
Said use Son and Him as an exemption.

Also apply each church contribution,
Which will always be magic solution,
Priest's teeth glisten;
To him (or her) listen;
How to solve sin and air pollution.

Jim Horn


Priminition of An Exemption

Premonition of An Exemption

One day I personally had a premonition;
Instead of granting them an exemption;
We lost our zeal;
No more appeal;
Start collecting all available ammunition.

The best weapon on the streets 
is one without any ammunition.

James Horn

Exemption

Congress has a unique way

      Of telling us how to live each day

      They bemoan the problems faced by us all

      Then pass a law when the roll is called      

      Exempting themselves, to our dismay

Exemption

It's only, so much love you can give
It's only, so long you can live
It's only, so much pain you can take
from time to time, people do make mistakes
It's only, so much time we have
for people who've done bad,they must feel GOD's wrath
My life is so hard, I dont cry tears, I cry blood
I've been beaten like the slaves, and dragged through the mud
the sinners abetted me in the wrong way
they didn't know any better, that's why they did what
they did, and called it a day
I saw desperate times, with inconsiderate wealth
But they didn't know their destiny, was buried in hell
the Heaven I see, I see it as a glorification
I see it as God's greatest creation


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