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Open the book now
You say the lies come
You've fallen from grave
Where do you run?
Open your eyes
You'll see you're falling
Straight into hell
It's just begun

Open your heart
Ask what you long for
To be loved
It's no surprise
Depression crawling
Up inside you
See the truth
Open your eyes

See the truth
Die inside you
Never learn
From where you've been
Hopelessness
And despair haunt you
At yourself
You point the gun

I am on the rock of salvation
Where I cannot fall
I can hear the voices speaking
Yes I hear the call
I will stand up for my Savior
I will give my life
Give it up
You cannot beat him
Now sheath your knife

Get up on the rock of salvation
Where you cannot fall
Chris can heal the wounds inside you
Can't you hear Him call?
He is crying out
"I love you, let Me take your pain
I bled and died to save your soul
And I'd do it all again!"

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from It's Your Choice EP, released August 8, 1999
Words/Music: Nathanael Sterr

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Elijah's Tomb Grande Prairie, Alberta

From 1998-2007, ELIJAH'S TOMB brought Christian metal to Alberta & beyond. Through various roster changes over the years, the Tomb entertained and ministered to teenagers, metalheads and anybody who loves a good moshpit by providing the perfect thrash soundtrack. Elijah's Tomb brought some shreddin' metal tunes to the world before calling it quits in 2007, and left lasting impacts on many lives. ... more

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