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Created on: December 03, 2007
For He shall call again the bride
And hold her hand in power
He shall lift her up on high
To satisfy His hour
The call shall be a trumpet blast,
And rest assured you'll hear
So carry with you all the oil,
And let your lamp be trimmed
For soon there will be a trumpet call
To bring the blessed in.
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