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Let Me In

from 'Til We Meet Again by The Crossing

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Let me in, let me in
For it’s cold outside and warm within
But the gates are shut, the master cried
Be gone, I never knew ye
Let me in, let me in
For it’s dark outside and light within
But the gates are locked, the master cried
Be gone, I never knew ye

Prophecies and works I claim
Cast down demons in Your name
Master, come unlock the door
I fear the storm, I hear it roar
Signs and wonders and demons claimed
Your only thought was your wealth and fame
Now you stand at the door and knock
I say to you I know you not

You were called but did not come
You waited long and it’s too late now
For the rains will fall and floods will run
The winds will blow and down you’ll come
Too late I cried, how can it be
That you have turned your back on me?
How can it be that time has stopped?
How can you say you know me not?

I’ve known ye long both man and boy
Joseph’s pride and Mary’s joy
I’ve heard your teaching in the streets
Now I turn and weep and grind my teeth
A stranger now, I watch and see
The grace my God once had for me
The last in line will move on past
The so-called first will end up last

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from 'Til We Meet Again, released December 30, 2021
Krogh (Matthew 7:21-27)

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The Crossing is a talented group of musicians firmly rooted in the traditional celtic music featuring bagpipes, whistles, fiddle, cello and harp among their many instruments. They blend original songs with traditional Irish and Scottish jigs and reels as well as atmospheric ballads. With their songs they get you thinking while their instrumentals get your feet moving. ... more

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