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This Generation---Requiem For The Unwanted
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Easy Listening/ Soft Rock - This Generation-- by Hahn, Roman & Schwartz-- Taken from 1 Peter 4:l7 & Matthew 11:15-17-- Robert Schwartz: Vocals and Sound Effects-- Bernie Hahn: Vocals and Sound Effects-- Rick Roman: Vocals, and Sound Effects-- Special
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A Jesus rock band that loves the Lord and His Word.
Christian Rock/ Pop/ Progressive/ Retro - Contrary to their name Raw Dog is not a hardcore heavy metal band, instead they are actually quite mainstream in sound. There message is one of hope to those who have been abused by members of the Body of Christ. Their music they feel is for the church and sinner alike.
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Rock • Christian Rock
Charts
Peak #69
Peak in subgenre #5
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by Hahn, Roman & Schwarts
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2005 Roman Recordings Published 1993
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October 30, 2019
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MP3 16.2 MB • 320 kbps • 7:03
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Easy Listening/ Soft Rock - This Generation-- by Hahn, Roman & Schwartz-- Taken from 1 Peter 4:l7 & Matthew 11:15-17-- Robert Schwartz: Vocals and Sound Effects-- Bernie Hahn: Vocals and Sound Effects-- Rick Roman: Vocals, and Sound Effects-- Special thanks to Tyler-man for baby nosies-- Requiem For The Unwanted-- by Bernie Hahn-- Arranged by Raw Dog--
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Johnny, where are you? Eric, where are you? What'd I ever do to you to make you feel this way I have no voice to tell you that I'm sorry Why did God give me to you For now I have no chance to show you I'd be good, you'd be proud of me Seems a fate no one should bear is now my cup to drink And off you'll go to live your life undaunted No final hug, no last goodbye No kiss upon my cheek Just one statistic more for the unwanted And from my metal grave came a nail-scarred hand to save He pulled me to His chest and wept so bitterly All my fear and all my pain quickly washed away And in His everlasting arms I want to stay Johnny, where are you? Eric, where are you? Jimmy, Tammy, Bobby, where are you? Who bewitched you to believe that I would feel no pain Some devil with no conscience out to con you Haven't you a second thought, a benefit of doubt Aren't you curious if I'm a girl or boy Is all this due to selfishness, Is all this due to sin Am I the end result of what you flaunted Abortied in this butcher's room where the Pilate's wash their hands I must go join the millions of unwanted And from our metal graves comes a nail-scarred hand to save He pulls us to His chest and weeps so bitterly All our fears and all our-pain quickly wash away And in His everlasting arms we want to stay And on your judgement day will you have the words to say To hear the Lord reply, " Well done my faithful one" As your actions are displayed you will see the two you slayed For what you do to me you do to Him What you do to me you do to Him I'm just too busy to have children. I got my career to think about. I got money to make, people to see, places to go. Oh, no, don't talk to me about saving the children. I just got too much to do. I dont care about them. I got my own life to live. It's more important to me than anything.
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