Lyrics

[Verse 1: Shawn McPherson] Bless me with your gift of light Righteous cause on judgment night Feel the sorrow the light has swallowed Feel the freedom like no tomorrow [Verse 2: Shawn McPherson] Stepping forth a cure for soul's demise Reap the tears of the victims cries Yearning more to hear the suffer of a Of a demon as I put it under Killed before, time to kill them all Passed down the righteous law Serve a justice that dwells in me Lifeless corpse as far as the eye can see [Refrain: Shawn McPherson] The eye can see The eye can see The eye can see [Chorus: David Baker] Bless me with the leaf off of the tree On it, I see the freedom reign We are falling, the light is calling Tears inside me calm me down Midnight calling, mist of resolving Crown me with the pure green leaf [Outro: David Baker & Shawn McPherson] Praise to my father Blessed by the water Black night, dark sky The devils cry Bless me with the (Life of vengeance, a passive test) Leaf off of the tree (Until the grave, I will rest) On it I see (Engage the pressure until it crumbles) The freedom reign (The existence of the lifeless black souls) We are falling (Onward to the sacred battlefield) The light is calling (Where justification and limits are revealed) Tears inside me (Tools of steel, in rage they conquer) Calm me down (Weed out the killing of victim's stalker) Midnight calling (The powers proven to end the madness) Mist of resolving (Upon I take it to end the savage) Crown me with the (The rays of light, a truth of meaning) Pure green leaf (To my father, the blood is pleading) Bless me with the (A justice rage for all to feel) Leaf off of the tree (With innocent cries and hatred squeals) On it I see (The gore of evil seems to satisfy) The freedom reign (When slain and maimed and pacified) Praise to my father Blessed by the water Black night, dark sky The devils cry [Instrumental Break] [Verse 1: Shawn McPherson] Bless me with your gift of light Righteous cause on judgment night Feel the sorrow the light has swallowed Feel the freedom like no tomorrow