The Ten Commandments
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by a god unknown,
toward a land unseen...

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into the molten wilderness
of sin,

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where granite
sentinels stand

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as towers of living death
to bar his way.

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Each night brings the black
embrace of loneliness.

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In the mocking whisper
of the wind,

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he hears the echoing
voices of the dark...

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Moses!
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Moses!
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Moses!
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Moses!
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Moses!
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Moses!
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His tortured mind wondering
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if they call the memory
of past triumphs

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or wail foreboding
of disasters yet to come

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or whether the desert's
hot breath

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has melted his reason
into madness.

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He cannot cool the burning kiss
of thirst upon his lips

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nor shade the scorching
fury of the sun.

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All about is desolation.
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He can neither bless
nor curse

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the power that moves him,
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for he does not know
from where it comes.

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Learning that it can be
more terrible

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to live than to die,
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he is driven onward
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through the burning
crucible of desert,

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where holy men and prophets
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are cleansed and purged
for god's great purpose,

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until at last,
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at the end
of human strength,

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beaten into the dust
from which he came,


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