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Cat Stevens ~ Jesus


They used to call him jesus Long time ago They're still calling him jesus Don't you know They crossed the wood and hanged him A long time ago They still misunderstand him Those who don't know And in the evening his love will lead the blind In every secret corner there in your mind They called him gautama buddha Oh long time ago He turned the world to order Don't you know He used to sit knowing Oh long time ago Where you and me were going And in the evening his love will lead the blind more free lyrics

They used to call him jesus
Long time ago
They're still calling him jesus
Don't you know
They crossed the wood and hanged him
A long time ago
They still misunderstand him
Those who don't know
And in the evening his love will lead the blind
In every secret corner there in your mind

They called him gautama buddha
Oh long time ago
He turned the world to order
Don't you know
He used to sit knowing
Oh long time ago
Where you and me were going
And in the evening his love will lead the blind

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