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You'll dry your tears, you're Mary Magdalene
You're all your fears, yo, they must pass
Yo, don't you mind do what they're telling you
You gotta take that light, you shine it on and on and on
they'll tell you that all your love is for nothing
They'll tell you that all your love, it won't mean a thing to them
They'll tell you that all your love
we're to come together
We're to shine the light on, you're like the morning sun
We're to come together
We're to shine the light on, you're like the morning sun
Oh, don't you cry to me, oh, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more
Oh, don't you cry to me, oh, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more
You rise again, you're brother Lazarus
You tell the dead the time has come
You salt the earth with what he's given you
You gotta take that light and shine it on and on and on
they'll tell you that all your love is for nothing
They'll tell you that all your love, it won't mean a thing to them
They'll tell you that all your love
we're to come together
We're to shine the light on, you're like the morning sun
We're to come together
We're to shine the light on, you're like the morning sun
Oh, don't you cry to me, oh, don't you cry to me
Oh, don't you cry to me no more
Oh, don't you cry to me, oh, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more, ya, yeah sing it
Yeah, don't you cry to me, yeah, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more
Yeah, don't you cry to me, yeah, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more
You're all your fears, yo, they must pass
Yo, don't you mind do what they're telling you
You gotta take that light, you shine it on and on and on
they'll tell you that all your love is for nothing
They'll tell you that all your love, it won't mean a thing to them
They'll tell you that all your love
we're to come together
We're to shine the light on, you're like the morning sun
We're to come together
We're to shine the light on, you're like the morning sun
Oh, don't you cry to me, oh, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more
Oh, don't you cry to me, oh, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more
You rise again, you're brother Lazarus
You tell the dead the time has come
You salt the earth with what he's given you
You gotta take that light and shine it on and on and on
they'll tell you that all your love is for nothing
They'll tell you that all your love, it won't mean a thing to them
They'll tell you that all your love
we're to come together
We're to shine the light on, you're like the morning sun
We're to come together
We're to shine the light on, you're like the morning sun
Oh, don't you cry to me, oh, don't you cry to me
Oh, don't you cry to me no more
Oh, don't you cry to me, oh, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more, ya, yeah sing it
Yeah, don't you cry to me, yeah, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more
Yeah, don't you cry to me, yeah, don't you cry to me
Yeah, don't you cry to me no more
Lyrics submitted by Libertine4life
Salt the Earth Lyrics as written by Derek Heule David Quon
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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