Listen to me.

Listen to me.

That song that we wrote that dropped this Friday, that first part of the chorus,

where we wrote the first born of the dead. Now listen to me.

That ain't just a song.

That's a testimony that brings strength and life.

No, listen to me, man.

Listen to me.

I know what hell feel like.

I know what it feels like to go through trials and tribulations

of hardship and shed endless tears but for the Christian my hope don't have to be in

next month we have a hope that goes beyond this life no No, hear me, man.

So when we write things like the first born of the dead,

know that I am coming behind him, that I also too,

will not remain in a grave.

That I find strength in all of my troubles.

When I remind myself that all of these afflictions,

hear me temporary.

They hurt, but they're temporary.

They hurt, but they're temporary, momentary and light afflictions.

And when you get that tattoo to your heart, what can you not survive?

So when we sing about the lion who has overcome, come on man, he's overcomes who you can

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