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by T.C Leonard

Created on: August 31, 2008

"Death Insurance"

Atheists don't do well in foxholes
Most find faith down in the dirt
Under diress, would Ms. O'Hara
Have a Bible in her shirt?
Only fools defy redemption
In the midst of their last breath
Godless types seek their insurance
At the crossroads known as death
Science alone is taught in schools
And it's "smart" to claim denial
But one's heart will tell him otherwise
At the moment of his trial

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by T.C Leonard

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Most find faith down in the dirt
Under diress, would Ms. O'Hara
Have a

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