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The Honest Truth - Typhoon

I have been finding a lot of free(legal) music on both NoiseTrade.com and Magnifier for Google Music.  I came across this song while studying in the new CULC building and I really like the style of brass and drum combo.  At the time the lyrics really threw me for a loop.  Just listen to this song and do not follow the lyrics below and see if it has any strange wording to you.




The points of interest that really confused me was "Be Kind to all your Neighbors".  I was convinced that this section said something much more profain.  Basically in place of Neighbors it said the N'word.  Another section that stood out to me was the "Let the Devil in your Home".  To me that sounded like "Let the Heavenly God Hold you".  
Take a look at the lyrics below and investigate for yourself what the vocals say.


Eternity will smile
Eternity will smile
Eternity will smile
On me


I never said I was honest
I never said I was honest
But I am true
And I am true

We all see something different
We all recall something different
When we watch the parade go marching through

So be kind to all of your neighbors
Be kind to all of your neighbors
‘Cuz they’re just like you
They’re just like you

And you’re nothing special
Unless they are too

All my time I’ve walked a filed line
I held a vacant sign upon my eyelids
Oh my time, oh Lord, I’ve been so blind
But now I see the light peep through my doorjamb

Hallelujah, it will be gone soon, yeah
It will be gone soon, yeah
It will be gone soon, yeah

It’s just an empty room
This is our darkest cave
We’ll never see the day
But slowly make our way up to the mouth

You’re gonna piss and moan
You let the devil in your home
You let the devil in your home
You let the devil in your home

Piss and moan
You let the devil in your home
You let the devil in your home
You let the devil in your home
Devil in your home



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