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The Long Road

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It’s been two long years since I started on this road
longing for that place I call my home
and in the battlefield, in the sun, and in the sand
I will never forget my home land
It’s a long road, and you’re waiting at the gates for me
Standing on this battle ground, I see my Father before
carrying the cross I should have bore
so for him I will run the race marked out before me
because His stripes have set me free

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thehorsedontcare On Jul 07, 2007

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by Matthew15

18y ago

I think its based on a bible story, this one that Jesus told "The parable of the two sons" one son went away for years, then he ran out of money and a famine struck, he went back to his house feeling useless and dissapointed, at the end of the long journey back, his father was waiting and welcomed his son.

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