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The Prologue
01:23
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Oh Lord, lay me down, down to the river where You make me clean. Oh Lord, raise me up, out of the water and back to life again.
© Joshua Gaines 2011
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Hominem
04:16
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Oh, oh, oh! I open my eyes for the first time to light, brought out of the womb, but I cannot recall.
Oh, oh, oh! My mind wasn't yet collecting memories, so I have to rely on what people say they saw.
Oh, oh, oh! I've no recollection of my beginning, or how I survived the years that I couldn't fend for myself.
Oh, oh, oh! Infancy is a mystery to me, it seems so fragile, yet the strongest thing of all.
Oh, oh, oh! I've lost myself in the life of a young man, this world was built for me and I can hear it's call.
Oh, oh, oh! I hate my brothers, and what they've become! But I am guilty of the same, guilty of it all...
Bridge: And innocence in infancy cannot be taken literally, it is only a symbol of what's to come.
And O! Humility! Where can you be? You leave as soon as we stop suckin' on our thumbs!
Oh, oh, oh! God, this flesh is the weakest thing I know, and from this curse how can any man be saved?
Oh, oh, oh! God, You have mercy on us all, this shell is just so prone to misbehave.
© Joshua Gaines 2011
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Pikes Peak
03:09
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The Waters of Meribah
04:39
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(I Speak as a Man)
05:38
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Quelle Horreur!
04:53
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The Tragedian
04:22
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Abraham the Poor
04:36
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Tallahassee
02:22
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Abide With Me
05:44
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Josh Gaines Denver, Colorado
Josh Gaines is a musician, an author and a director from Denver, CO. Here you'll find a smattering of things he's put out
over the years, including two albums, a book, some posters, a film and more things to come.
Thanks for visiting and feel free to say hello.
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