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This connects to 9-11 because he is saying don't give up hope or faith keep moving forward and everything will be ok. He wants people to realize that the people in 9-11 have to have hope because I you don't then you can't move on.

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Its related to 9.11 because it talks about the planes crashing and bits of the building and planes fall to the ground. The blood in the sky means that the poeple in the plane died and it also relates to all of the deaths that 300 firefighter sacrificed their lives for others.

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This song relates to 911 because it shows that we are still free, and we will not go down like this.

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This is related because when he says "Into the fire" it is like the firefighters walking in to the flaming building. Also it says "The sky was falling and streaked with blood" that is like when the bloody people jump down trying to escape

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When it says " Up the stairs, into the fire " it is like when the firemen were going up the stairs and running into the fire, and knowing that they might die, but still running into it.

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This song relates to this poem We’re Still Standing
by Hannah Schoechert, 7th grade student

Those twin towers
Standing tall with pride,
Fell with grieving hearts.
Stunned, America cried.

But we’re still standing.

Bin Laden tried
To crush our land,
But we stood our ground
With our flag in hand.

And we’re still standing.

Red for valor
And the blood that fell.
White for purity
Our heroes tell.
Blue for the justice
That will be done,
Proving once more
These colors don’t run.

And we’re still standing.

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Hace YOu Forgotten by Darryl Worley

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It relates to 9-11 becas e it tales about The people that rushed up to The Fire risking Teresa lives, actualy knowing that Thievy where gonna Diego so Thievy could save people.

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This song is connected to 9.11 because it says, " the sky was falling and streaked with blood" this shows that this song is linked to 9.11 because it is talking about all the people  that died and how it felt like the world was ending.the song after Fast and Furious.

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The song is related to 9/11 because it explains what really went on that day. The song is telling us the struggle that everyone in that incident had to go through. It tells how many people really gave their lives up to help us Americans survive which is sad.

I think this song relates to 9/11 as well.

I got the lyrics from www.google.com

"Where were you when the world stopped turnin'
That September day?
Out in the yard with your wife and children
Or workin' on some stage in L.A.?
Did you stand there in shock at the sight of that black smoke
Risin' against that blue sky?
Did you shout out in anger, in fear for your neighbor,
Or did you just sit down and cry?
Did you weep for the children, they lost their dear loved ones,
Pray for the ones who don't know?
Did you rejoice for the people who walked from the rubble
And sob for the ones left below?
Did you burst out in pride for the red, white, and blue
And heroes who died just doin' what they do?
Did you look up to heaven for some kind of answer
And look at yourself and what really matters?
I'm just a singer of simple songs.
I'm not a real political man.
I watch CNN, but I'm not sure I can tell you
The diff'rence in Iraq and Iran.
But I know Jesus and I talk to God,
And I remember this from when I was young:
Faith, hope, and love are some good things He gave us
And the greatest is love.
Where were you when the world stopped turnin'
That September day?
Teachin' a class full of innocent children
Or drivin' on some cold interstate?
Did you feel guilty 'cause you're a survivor?
In a crowded room did you feel alone?
Did you call up your mother and tell her you love her?
Did you dust off that Bible at home?
Did you open your eyes and hope it never happened,
Close your eyes and not go to sleep?
Did you notice the sunset for the first time in ages
And speak to some stranger on the street?
Did you lay down at night and think of tomorrow,
Go out and buy you a gun?
Did you turn off that violent old movie you're watchin'
And turn on ""I Love Lucy"" reruns?
Did you go to a church and hold hands with some stranger,
Stand in line to give your own blood?
Did you just stay home and cling tight to your fam'ly,
Thank God you had somebody to love?
I'm just a singer of simple songs.
I'm not a real political man.
I watch CNN, but I'm not sure I can tell you
The diff'rence in Iraq and Iran.
But I know Jesus and I talk to God,
And I remember this from when I was young:
Faith, hope, and love are some good things He gave us
And the greatest is love.
I'm just a singer of simple songs.
I'm not a real political man.
I watch CNN, but I'm not sure I can tell you
The diff'rence in Iraq and Iran.
But I know Jesus and I talk to God,
And I remember this from when I was young:
Faith, hope, and love are some good things He gave us
And the greatest is love.
And the greatest is love,
And the greatest is love.
Where were you when the world stopped turnin'
That September day?
Songwriters: Alan Jackson
Where Were You." (When the World Stopped Turning) lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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This song connects to 9/11 because Springsteen sings, "upstairs into the fire," I think he is talking about the high stairs of the World Trade Center and people having to go up and help people. He also sings, "love and duty called you someplace higher," I think he is trying to explain the commitment and dedication the fire fighters and anyone who helped get people out of the World Trade Center had. They risked their lives to save other people and they are so respected and loved for that reason.

My 9/11 song: The Rising by Bruce Springsteen

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The lyrics in the song "Into the Fire" by Bruce Springsteen resembles how we as citizens of the U.S. need to stick together and have strength for the ones that lost their lives and hope for the people who knew somebody who did. We also need to have faith and love for those that were related to or knew somebody dear to them who passed away on 9/11. Bruce is singing about how, "the sky was falling and streaked with blood" in this line of the song he wants to let us know how horrible the sky really looked. There were blood streaks in it from people exploding and dying. This song really resembles and captures the picture in vivid details about how horrible 9/11 really was.

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The lyrics show his appretion for the firefighters that went up into the towers when the people where coming down. I think that he wants us to know about the people that risked their lives to save others, we should get strength, faith, hope, and love from those who have passes in the events of 9/11. Another song about 9/11 is "Where where you when the world stopped turning?"

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This song is connected to 9/11 because it says "up the stairs, into the fire." He is talking about the firefighters and policemen who risked their lives to save other people. He wants to think about the people who put the people in the buildings before themselves.

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This song relates to 9.11 because throughout the song Bruce brings up scenes and incidents during 9.11, such as the sky being "streaked with blood" which is a reference. to how the skyline was covered in dust, and looked dark and menacing. He also relates this song to 9.11 when he says “up the stairs, into the fire” which is a reference to the firemen when bravely went into the tower during 9.11, many of them losing their lives in that process. Bruce Springsteen wants listeners to remember and think I about how others either had to help, or should have helped by using the lyrics “May your strength give us strength” as well as “ May your hope give us hope”.

Poem link:  http://www.slideshare.net/meetingwizard/911-tears-remembered-a-memorial-poem

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This is related to 9/11 becasue it says sky is streaking a with blood and a lot of people died.  He also talks about where ever you go up or down there is fire so you were stuck.  I think he wanted us to think about all the people that died and to remember them becasue they were all good people

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Song related to 9.11:  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KiO2-R8yKjE

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How is
this song connected to 9/11:

This song, at least to me, details the duty of a firefighter, police officer, search and request team, etc, on 9/11. The song also mentions the strength, faith, and hope that it took the courageous heroes to go “up the stairs, into the fire” of the burning twin towers on 9/11. That the many heroes gave their lives for duty, and were laid to rest in “smoky graves”.

What does Bruce Springsteen want listeners to think about:

I believe he wants us to think about sacrifice, honor, and duty, as well as the courage of the heroes who gave their lives on 9/11 to help others. He also wants us to think about the loss their loved ones faced.

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A black September shadow cloaks the dawn,
The City’s once white teeth now rotting stumps,
Midst choking dusty embers ether-borne,
Its shrunken soundless heart now barely pumps.
Infernos upon retribution rise,
Fanaticism maddening the flames,
Its once imposing deities abscise,
As the faceless antagonist proclaims:
A consummation sweet but unfulfilled,
A penetrative burst without regret,
A zealous passion never to be stilled,
An earthly instinct powerful, and yet –
This bitter loathing blowing from the East,
Curtailed but could not kill the feisty beast.

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This song relates to 9/11 because it says,"the sky was streaked with blood", which could be the blood of all the people that were in the towers. Also, Springsteen writes,"Up the stairs, into the fire" this could mean someone or a firefighter was going up into the burning towers.

Bruce wants us to think about all the firefighters that risked their lives for the other citizens.

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This song relates to 9/11 because of the lyrics "Upstairs, into the fire" I think that these lyrics relate to 9/11 because  this could be a firemen or  normal people risking their lives to physically go upstairs into the fire. I think that the part that says "You gave your love to me and lay your young body down" means the loss of a loved one during the attack. I think that Bruce Springsteen wants listeners to think about the risk and loss of bieng a hero, mainly a firefighter. Another song that relates to 9/11 would be See You Again by Wiz Khlifa. It relates because it mentions planes, for one thing, and it talks about a loss.

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I feel this related to 9/11 by him singing "The sky was falling" which could have meant that when those planes crashed, the feeling of thinking that you could of lost a loved one that was working in the tower was like carrying the weight of the world. Also when he sang " I heard you calling me then you disappeared into the dust." This quote could mean that wives and husbands were worried about their loved ones that was in the towers when the plane crashed into it, and they called telling them about the catastrophe and moments later wondering if they would ever come back from the dust that now represented the two towers that got hit and destroyed. Another quote was "Up the stairs, into the fire" which represented the many firefighters/rescuers that went up into the building to help save people from the explosions that occurred there.

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I feel this relates to 9/11 because he sang "The sky is falling" which could mean that it felt like when those planes crashed, that it was like carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders. Also "I heard you calling then you disappeared into the dust" could represent people's loved ones calling their husbands/wives saying to be careful, and later that day those people could've "disappeared into the dust."

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The song relates to 9/11 because it talks about the sky falling streaked with blood. I think he when he talks about the sky falling he is talking about the towers falling to the ground, and when he talks about the it being streaked with blood if talks about all the people who died

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This song is related because it is saying that people were yelling for help, buildings were falling, fire was burning through. Everyone was trying to save someone else. Love and Duty call you some where higher which is saying after the people were lost they went to heaven.

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This song is related to 9-11 it talks about the sky falling, like the building collapsing. It also talked about blood in the  sky referring to all the blood lost in injuries or fatalities. The rest sounds like a loved one talking about a firefighter leaving to help others.

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This is related because when the sky is falling, it means that the twin towers are falling. Also it was a sad moment, and it talks about hope and faith. He wants us to think about  how one person's actions can help what another person is thinking.

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This song is connected to 9/11 because it talks about the sky falling down.  We should think about the people who went "up the stairs, into the fire" to help people. They gave up their lives trying to help others.

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This song is connected to 9/11 because it talks about the sky falling down.

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The lyric the sky is falling with blood means of the deaths from that day, the other lyric into the fire and into ashes means the burning people that were killed (perhaps). It is also about how America overcame this tragedy.

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The lyric the sky is falling with blood means of the deaths from that day, the other lyric into the fire and into ashes means the burning people that were killed (perhaps). It is also about how America overcame this tragedy.

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This song is connected Ed to 911 because it is what he is singing about. He talks about the people who died when he talks about blood. And he sings bout the firefighters that went up the stairs off fire. He wants us to know there is still hope and we should stay strong and faithful.
-Sam F😋

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This song also relates to 9/11 through the lyrics where he says that they went into a Higher place he is talking about the firefighters that gave their lives to save others. He is also talking about the regular people that died in the attacks.

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It is connected to 911 because he sings about the events that happened in 911. It talks about blood and how people died, and the fire fighters that went up the stairs into fire. Also about how we need to stay hopeful,and have strength. He wants the listeners to here and know about what happened. And that we should stay faithful and strong.

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This song relates to 9/11 because he talks about it a lot. When he says that the sky was streaked with blood and dust, that represents all of the blood from hurt people and the dust from things collapsing. He also talks about the firemen. He sings that they go up the stairs, into the fire. They

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The song is related to 9/11 because when he says "The sky was falling and streaked with blood" I think he is referring to the twin towers falling down and all the lives lost on that day. He also says "May your strength give us strength. May your faith give us faith. May your hope give us hope. May your love give us love." I believe he is just saying that mostly everyone helped each other get through this dreadful day and it helped many people hold themselves together. Bruce Springsteen wants his listeners to think about all of the brave souls who experienced the tragic day of 9/11. They never volunteered to come there, fate just decided they would be there at the time.

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This song is related to 9/11 because it is telling use we will get through this with strength, faith, hope ,and love for all that lost someone that day.

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When I think about 9-11 I think about all the people whose lives were cut short, and whose "stories" were never "told". This made me think of the song Who lives, who Dies, Who Tells Your story, from the musical Hamilton. Here is a passage from the song that I feel illustrates my point, "when you're gone, who remembers your name? Who keeps your flame? Who tells your story?" I think this part is important because it shows that we can't deny these people who died their stories. We have to accept what happened and tell the stories of ourselves and "keep the flame" of those who can no longer tell their own stories. Here is the link to the song on YouTube
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyg3Lo_-Ep8
(To find the part I quoted, skip to 0:49 seconds into the video)

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It relates to 911 because after the first building I hit firefighters had to go up the stairs to vacuum at the building and put out the fire "then I walked into your smoky grave."this was relates to the people that died the one the building came down.

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I think that this song is related to 9/11 because "up the stairs and into the fire" represents the firemen going up the stairs toward the fire so that they could put it out and save the people trapped on the levels above. Bruce wants to make us think about how heroic the people were.

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This song is connected to 9-11 because it shows loss. It also connects to 9-11because it talks about how we should be strong, have faith, have hope , and have love. Like the people involved in 9-11, it also reminds us about those who were killed when they went "up the stairs into the fire" to save others.

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I think this song connects to 9/11 in the lyrics, "the sky was streaked with blood."  This relates to all the lives that were lost during the attacks.  I think what Bruce Springsteen wants us to give support to their families and help them through that tough experience of loss

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This song relates to 9-11 because it says "The Sky was Streaked with blood." This could stand for the smoke and fire that filled the sky on 9-11. Bruce also says "Up the Stairs, Into the Fire" He could be talking about the fire fighters when they went up through the scorching, crumbling buildings. How they went up into the fire to save others even though the chances of death were very high. Many of those heroes lost their lives and Bruce wants us to remember them and that their strength, faith, hope, and lov will  help guide us through life. He wrote thi song so that nobody would forget any of the sacrifices they made.

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This song is related to 9/11 because when it says the skies were streaked with blood, it is talking about how so many people died during 9/11.  Also, when it says, up the stairs, into the fire, it is talking about how so many people died trying to go up to save other people.

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This song relates to 9/11 because when he says "The sky is falling" he means that one of the biggest and tallest building(s) are crashing and falling to the ground. He also states the the sky Is streaked with blood. What

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I think this song is connected to 911 because it says up the stairs into the fire and the fireman were running up the stairs into the fire to help save people and help them get out of the building. The song also says the sky was falling and streaked with blood which I think represents all of the people that died because they were stuck in the upper levels of the building and that when the building fell from the sky and they could have been bleeding. Another thing that this song said was I heard you calling for help and nobody heard them and they were left in the dust when the building collapsed. One other thing that stood out to me in the song was that it said may your strength give us strength and that made me think of the family's that lost people that need strength to overcome the people that they lost and have strength to move on and have a good rest of their life and not focus on that one moment.

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This song is related to 9/11 because when he says "The sky is falling" He means that one of the tallest buildings is falling and crashing to the ground.

When he also says "

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This song is related to 9-11 because he sings about how we should provide for the people who were effected by the planes. Also, the people who died went to a better place will give us strength, hope, love, and faith. I think Bruce wants us to remember all of the victims and carry the in our thoughts as we go through our life. I can't see New York by Tori Amos

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I think this song touches every one who was involved in 9/11 and I think everyone who thinks 9/11 is a very tragic moment or lost someone in this tragic day should listen to this song. When he said "The Sky was falling down"

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This song relates to 9-11 because it is kind of about a man losing someone in a fire.

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This song is related to 9/11 because he is singing about how the planes hit and smoke came and they got caught in the fire and died and went to heaven. He is also saying that their strength, hope, and love will make us stronger and we should keep going and remember this event. He also says that the people who passed away should make us more motivated to help the world and make it a better place and work hard.

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I think this songs connects to 9-11 because when he said "the sky was falling spread with blood." I thought this meant that the sky was the twin towers that were falling and the blood is all of the people that died. I think he wanted us to think about how this day is viewed overall as one of the worst days in American history it also brought our country together. Everyone was supporting each other and for a day there were no shooting or violence. Also some countries across the world were all praying and wishing America to get better. It was one day we're all of the world was unified and together .

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I think the song is connected to 9-11 because Bruce Springsteen basically recapped the tragic day, one of the worst in our history, into one song. While writing the song, I think that Bruce Springsteen wanted the listener to think about how we can look at this tragedy on the brighter side, not just the detrimental side that everyone else was looking at. I think he wanted us to think of how that one bad day could bring us all closer together, not farther apart.

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The song relates because it says the sky is streaked with blood which could be the blood of the dead people.  Also it says you dissapear into the dust which could be the debris that was there. Bruce Springstein wants us to the think about the people that are dying and the people that are trying same the people that are still alive.

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This song relates to 9.11 because through out the song Bruce brings up scenes and incidents during 9.11, such as the sky being "streaked with blood" which is a reference. to how the skyline was

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This song is related to 911 because he is saying that people were yelling for help but then th ecloud of the smoke came over them. The people that were trying to save everyone had to go up the stairs and into the fire just like he said. He also said that love and duty called you someplace higher which is representing all the lives that were lost and all the people who went up to heaven.

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also relates because it says that the person is going upstairs into the fire maybe meaning they're a fireman or something.

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This song is related to 9/11 because it says the sky is streaked with blood because all the people who died. It also relates because

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This song is related to 9/11 becauseit  talked about the sky streaked with blood. It talks about how during 9/11 peoples duty was to go up in the stairs of fire. It

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This song is related to 9-11 because it talks about the sky streaked with blood which I relate to the smoke and fire in the sky. It also talks about somebody going up the stairs and into the fire which means they are probably a rescue worker.

Silence (over Manhattan)

by Paula Bardell

A black September shadow cloaks the dawn,
The City’s once white teeth now rotting stumps,
Midst choking dusty embers ether-borne,
Its shrunken soundless heart now barely pumps.
Infernos upon retribution rise,
Fanaticism maddening the flames,
Its once imposing deities abscise,
As the faceless antagonist proclaims:
A consummation sweet but unfulfilled,
A penetrative burst without regret,
A zealous passion never to be stilled,
An earthly instinct powerful, and yet -
This bitter loathing blowing from the East,
Curtailed but could not kill the feisty beast.

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The sky was falling and streaked with blood
I heard you calling me then you disappeared into the dust
Up the stairs, into the fire
Up the stairs, into the fire
I need your kiss, but love and duty called you someplace higher
Somewhere up the stairs into the fire

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

You gave your love to see in fields of red and autumn brown
You gave your love to me and lay your young body down
Up the stairs, into the fire
Up the stairs, into the fire
I need you near but love and duty called you someplace higher
Somewhere up the stairs into the fire

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

It was dark, too dark to see, you held me in the light you gave
You lay your hand on me
Then walked into the darkness of your smoky grave
Somewhere up the stairs into the fire
Somewhere up the stairs into the fire
I need your kiss, but love and duty called you someplace higher
Somewhere up the stairs into the fire

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

May your strength give us strength
May your faith give us faith
May your hope give us hope
May your love give us love

May your love give us love

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