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And ask forgiveness from above. Smiling We Cannot Always Be Of the End, We Shall Be Spared_{Looking into the sunset, I see little}

^{But the death of the dayOf the end, we shall be spared, I today am not a dreamer...The horror for to see, And I cannot think any other way.For seven years before,} For on my mind the day already has ended_{No longer will Erin be. And the darkness of the night has begun}

A promise made to Malachi I think not of things of beauty as splendid_{In prayer one day, to God I see little joy in another's fun.That the horrors of Armageddon}

Would be spared our native sod. But on sleeping, lighten will my mood So look, all of you sinners And joy again in things Ill see ^{When Ireland is taken by the sea, Our humour cannot always be good,}Prepare in seven years to meet your doom_{Smiling we cannot always be.And repentant let you be!}