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Death Row Conversation - Colin Hay



     
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A moment of your time now
As mine is closing in on me
A simple farewell rhyme to
Anyone who hears meI have walked in shadows
I have walked in blindness
My life now lies behind me
I have only one tomorrowMy name is Jake
I have made more than one mistake
Where I lost all sense of good reason
Now my time has come
There's nowhere I can run
Oh Lord, please give me courageThe Sister she's my saviour
She's my one and only friend
I know I do so love her
She says that she will miss meTomorrow they will burn me
They say that it will cause no pain
But what greatly concerns me
Is who of them would really knowThy Kingdom come

Thy will be done
On Earth as it is in Heaven
With one more setting sun
And dinner just for one
Oh Lord, please give me courageAnd as the night grows darker
My fear it now surrounds me
I wish I could be stronger
Oh Sister can you hear meTake this wretched soul
Try to make it whole
It's true I have been a sinner
I know I've done wrong
And all I have is this song
Oh Lord, please give me courageThy Kingdom come
Thy will be done
On Earth as it is in Heaven
Now my time has come
There's nowhere I can run
Oh Lord, please give me courage
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Singer/Songwriter Colin Hay is the former front-man of the classic Australian band Men at Work. Since the group disbanded he has released several solo albums, including Man at Work, which featured re-recordings of classic Men at Work songs in an acoustic environment. More recently Hay has been involved with the NBC TV series Scrubs, lending several songs to the sitcom, including "Waiting for My Real Life to Begin," "My Brilliant Feat" and "Beautiful World.

Read more about Colin Hay on Last.fm.


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