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Arcwelder ~ Lahabim


(w. graber) And he says lahabim (i will know) And he knows what that means I heard a wise man lie He knows what that should mean He was his right hand man Fought for the good of man I watched this wise man die He knows what that should mean [chorus] Lahabim (don't be sad) The group of seven falls And question who's to blame I watched this river die He knows what that should mean He was his left hand fool Fought for the good of man I watched this wise man die He knows what that should mean [chorus] more free lyrics

(w. graber)
And he says lahabim (i will know)
And he knows what that means
I heard a wise man lie
He knows what that should mean
He was his right hand man
Fought for the good of man
I watched this wise man die
He knows what that should mean

[chorus]
Lahabim
(don't be sad)

The group of seven falls
And question who's to blame
I watched this river die
He knows what that should mean
He was his left hand fool
Fought for the good of man
I watched this wise man die
He knows what that should mean

[chorus]

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