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The Prophet
84.108
Electronic
The Prophet foi lançado em 1 de janeiro de 1996 por London Music Stream/Because Music como parte do álbum The Analogue Theatre
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Data de lançamento1 de janeiro de 1996
SeloLondon Music Stream/Because Music
Melodicidade
Acusticidade
Valence
Dançabilidade
Energia
BPM148

Vídeo da música

Vídeo da música

Créditos

INTERPRETAÇÃO
CJ Bolland
CJ Bolland
Interpretação
COMPOSIÇÃO E LETRA
CJ Bolland
CJ Bolland
Composição, Composição
Kris Vanderheyden
Kris Vanderheyden
Composição
PRODUÇÃO E ENGENHARIA
Christian Jay
Christian Jay
Produção
Kris Vanderheyden
Kris Vanderheyden
Produção
Nick Britton
Nick Britton
Engenharia
van Dyk
van Dyk
Engenharia (mixagem)
C.J. Bolland
C.J. Bolland
Produção

Letra

I'm here to tear down everything around you
And you know what I'm going to replace it with?
Something new
God
The world of God
So take your bread and give it to the poor
What difference does it matter what you own?
You have gold and silver, it's going to rot
And that rot is going to eat away your heart
All of you
There will be a flood and there will be a fire
Everything will be destroyed
But there will be a new ark riding on that fire
And I hold the keys and I open the door
And I decide who goes in and who doesn't
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
The world of God
Come with me
You think God belongs only to you?
He doesn't
God's an immortal spirit who belongs to everybody
To the whole world
You think you're special?
God is not an Israelite
In the desert the Baptist warned us
God is coming
Well I'm telling you it's too late
He's already here
I'm here
And I'm going to baptize everybody
With fire
Come with me
In the name of the prophets
In the name of Jeremiah, my father
In the name of the most holy God
I call you here
I call you here
Written by: CJ Bolland, Christian Jay, Kris Vanderheyden
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