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Let the Disaster Come

from As Above, So Below by Redemption Draweth Nigh

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To all those that hear this song
The hour will not be long
Make peace with your life
Cause this is the end of the line

Trouble on the rise
The storm in the sky, eye opened wide
Hurricane and tide
Who will survive this violent time
The hour is right there
Clouds of despair, but who would dare?
Line in the sand
So who could stand? Oh who would stand?

The time has come
For all our fears to become
Reality
Can it really be?

So I sing along
Sorrowful is my song
There's nothing to be done
Let the disaster come
Do not be afraid
Those that know will be saved
Keep your Savior close
He is our only hope

Stars in the sky
Stamped out the light, eternal night
Busted head
Gushed and bled, the garden fed
Gnawing for more
Rats at the door, they smell the gore
Swing from the trees
The gathering the fallen leaves

The time has come
For all our fears to become
Reality
Can it this really be?
So I sing along
Sorrowful is my song
There's nothing to be done
Let the disaster come

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from As Above, So Below, released February 11, 2019
Music and lyrics by Adam Snyder

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Redemption Draweth Nigh Woodbury, Tennessee

Redemption Draweth Nigh is a solo project focused on the end-times and the nearing return of Jesus Christ.

This music is in the service of Jesus Christ.

From Nashville, Tennessee.

The music is a blend of rock, jazz, blues, and classical that's probably best described as art rock or prog. ... more

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