| Song | Ghost Town (Freedom) |
| Artist | David Phelps |
| Album | Freedom |
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| The earth was new, a great frontier | |
| A perfect place to spread his fears | |
| So Satan set up shop to draw them in | |
| Bright lights to display all his wares | |
| Come on in, forget your cares | |
| That devil knew just how to package sin | |
| People came from far and wide | |
| Not a guilty soul denied | |
| But before they knew they’d been deceived | |
| They’d step inside and never leave | |
| They said his eyes were black as coal | |
| His voice a shudder to the soul | |
| He preyed upon the broken and the proud | |
| He told them they were lost for good | |
| No one loved them; and who would? | |
| Before too long he owned that fallen town | |
| And from inside the gates they’d wail | |
| “Who can save us from this hell?” | |
| And as their hopes turned into tears | |
| He laughed and all his demons stood and cheered | |
| And down the dirt road from the East | |
| Came one they said could slay the beast | |
| But did not fight with bullets or a sword | |
| They called Him ‘Mercy’ and at His side | |
| A thousand angels chose to ride | |
| And as they moved the ground like thunder roared | |
| Stepping down from his white horse | |
| With a supernatural force | |
| He spoke to his demonic foe: | |
| “I’m here to keep the lost; so let them go!” | |
| But that great deceiver only grinned | |
| As his demons rallied to defend | |
| He said, “The price of justice must be paid.” | |
| So Mercy rising from his from his seat | |
| Showed them all His hands and feet | |
| And said, “I am the lamb that was slain” | |
| Then the demons and their thief | |
| Shook their heads in disbelief | |
| And began to writhe upon the ground | |
| When they saw He held the keys to their ghost town | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!” | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!” | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!” | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!” | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!” |
| The earth was new, a great frontier | |
| A perfect place to spread his fears | |
| So Satan set up shop to draw them in | |
| Bright lights to display all his wares | |
| Come on in, forget your cares | |
| That devil knew just how to package sin | |
| People came from far and wide | |
| Not a guilty soul denied | |
| But before they knew they' d been deceived | |
| They' d step inside and never leave | |
| They said his eyes were black as coal | |
| His voice a shudder to the soul | |
| He preyed upon the broken and the proud | |
| He told them they were lost for good | |
| No one loved them and who would? | |
| Before too long he owned that fallen town | |
| And from inside the gates they' d wail | |
| " Who can save us from this hell?" | |
| And as their hopes turned into tears | |
| He laughed and all his demons stood and cheered | |
| And down the dirt road from the East | |
| Came one they said could slay the beast | |
| But did not fight with bullets or a sword | |
| They called Him ' Mercy' and at His side | |
| A thousand angels chose to ride | |
| And as they moved the ground like thunder roared | |
| Stepping down from his white horse | |
| With a supernatural force | |
| He spoke to his demonic foe: | |
| " I' m here to keep the lost so let them go!" | |
| But that great deceiver only grinned | |
| As his demons rallied to defend | |
| He said, " The price of justice must be paid." | |
| So Mercy rising from his from his seat | |
| Showed them all His hands and feet | |
| And said, " I am the lamb that was slain" | |
| Then the demons and their thief | |
| Shook their heads in disbelief | |
| And began to writhe upon the ground | |
| When they saw He held the keys to their ghost town | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" |
| The earth was new, a great frontier | |
| A perfect place to spread his fears | |
| So Satan set up shop to draw them in | |
| Bright lights to display all his wares | |
| Come on in, forget your cares | |
| That devil knew just how to package sin | |
| People came from far and wide | |
| Not a guilty soul denied | |
| But before they knew they' d been deceived | |
| They' d step inside and never leave | |
| They said his eyes were black as coal | |
| His voice a shudder to the soul | |
| He preyed upon the broken and the proud | |
| He told them they were lost for good | |
| No one loved them and who would? | |
| Before too long he owned that fallen town | |
| And from inside the gates they' d wail | |
| " Who can save us from this hell?" | |
| And as their hopes turned into tears | |
| He laughed and all his demons stood and cheered | |
| And down the dirt road from the East | |
| Came one they said could slay the beast | |
| But did not fight with bullets or a sword | |
| They called Him ' Mercy' and at His side | |
| A thousand angels chose to ride | |
| And as they moved the ground like thunder roared | |
| Stepping down from his white horse | |
| With a supernatural force | |
| He spoke to his demonic foe: | |
| " I' m here to keep the lost so let them go!" | |
| But that great deceiver only grinned | |
| As his demons rallied to defend | |
| He said, " The price of justice must be paid." | |
| So Mercy rising from his from his seat | |
| Showed them all His hands and feet | |
| And said, " I am the lamb that was slain" | |
| Then the demons and their thief | |
| Shook their heads in disbelief | |
| And began to writhe upon the ground | |
| When they saw He held the keys to their ghost town | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" | |
| Then one by one the slaves began to shout | |
| And the captives found their way out | |
| Mercy broke the chains and they cried out: | |
| " Freedom! Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!" |