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Song 64

from Way Down by The Chocolateers

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Well I woke in the night to the angels singing
About the wickedness of man and all his sinning
Well the darkness became dawn and the trees ll were gone
And the hammers of the righteous all were ringing

Singing "It can't always rain on a Sunday, No it can't always rain on a Sunday, well the Lord yes he said that he could raise us from the dead, but it can't always rain on a Sunday"

Well the sky turned red like a stained glass window
And the clouds crept over all the cities
And the valleys became lakes, and the lakes became seas
And the Philistines were screaming all around me

Singing "It can't always rain on a Sunday, No it can't always rain on a Sunday, well the Lord yes he said that he could raise us from the dead, but it can't always rain on a Sunday"

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from Way Down, released May 18, 2019
Piano: John Singer
Trombone: William Hill
Vocals: Gerry Sloan, William Hill, Jonathan Kekahuna

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The Chocolateers Green Bay, Wisconsin

The Chocolateers are a Wisconsin based four piece alternative rock band. Nominated for 2017 WAMI Alternative Rock Artist of the year, the band brings its unique brand of original music to the corners of Wisconsin and beyond. The boys are currently at work on their third studio album. Join the Chocofamily by adding yourself to our mailing list or liking the Facebook page. ... more

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