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The Second Comandment

Eugene Mirvis
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You are who chose be - liefs that make you so u-
The li - ber - ty to change gives free - dom to ret-
You have a who - le life to choose from the con-
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- nique, You are the one you trust, who loves your - self for-
- rieve, It is - n't smart to swear that faith has set - tled
- ceptions: -Fromthe "science” of a - the - ism, tothe church af - fi - li-
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- e ver, Who else can so for give; bring up your “ma gni fique”? Who else a mends your
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stea dy. Bright men do not en grave old le ga - cy be - liefs. While i - do - li - zing
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- a ted, There is a spec trum there, but call one “my ac - ceptance” You have to feel in-
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sins, per mits you your en dea vors? Do not be tray your self to i - do lize some
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thus, we a - ren't fu ture re ady. Some bor row awo man's dress and whine to be “op-
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- formed, at peace, and e - du ca - ted. Their his to ry’s do gmatic, each tale is so dra-
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man: Why give up your free sense, though he can be ad-
- pressed.” Tat - too fore - heads, pierce noses, cry "Truth!" in ar - ty
- matic, Smart scrip - tures are po - etic, old pain - tings are aes-
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- mi - red? Such wor - ship binds your mind and sha - ckles quests, and
po - ses. It won’t e - rase the stress or change their hearts' deep
- the - tic, You must di - gest the mission, as - so - ci - ate tra-
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