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Judgement Time
Judgement time
Earth turns it’s another Sunday morning
Shake off thoughts that put me to bed
Step on the cold tile and shiver
Turn the knob some hot water
Wash away my sins of yesterday
Reach for a cotton towel on the rack
Pat myself down turn around
Pick out my Funeral best
I want to look my sharpest on my big day
Hair just right whatever is left
Shine my shoes fix my pleats
Now I’m ready for
The funeral of my planning
Set like a picture looks like Scorsese
Flowers breath life into a dead room
Candles shine bright with organ music
Casket is lined with my living self
Can’t take it with me
What do I do I don’t know
Music begins the procession
I’m carried in held by 6 men
As I go by see many familiar faces
At the end of the aisle
They set me down
A high priest says it’s his last dance
Before he crosses the dark river
Earth turns it’s another Sunday morning
Shake off thoughts that put me to bed
Step on the cold tile and shiver
Turn the knob some hot water
Wash away my sins of yesterday
Reach for a cotton towel on the rack
Pat myself down turn around
Pick out my Funeral best
I want to look my sharpest on my big day
Hair just right whatever is left
Shine my shoes fix my pleats
Now I’m ready for
The funeral of my planning
Set like a picture looks like Scorsese
Flowers breath life into a dead room
Candles shine bright with organ music
Casket is lined with my living self
Can’t take it with me
What do I do I don’t know
Music begins the procession
I’m carried in held by 6 men
As I go by see many familiar faces
At the end of the aisle
They set me down
A high priest says it’s his last dance
Before he crosses the dark river
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