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Good Ship Zion
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funny riding good ship zion ken palkki matt crossette ode to the tube
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Most of our songs tend to be on the funny and humorous side. All in all it's a good clean sound of a couple guitars, keyboards and an occasional clarinet or vi
Welcome! Thanks for taking the time to stop by. Please let me know which songs if any are favorites. Myself and a good friend of mine Ken Palkki had a crazy idea to try and write some songs. Here they are. Enjoy!! You may purchase all 6 songs for only $2.99 or singles are available as well.
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Genre
Rock • Christian Rock
Charts
#1,209 in subgenre Peak #1
Charts
Peak #2
Author
Ken Palkki
Rights
don't copy me!
Uploaded
December 06, 2006
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MP3 2.6 MB • 320 kbps • 2:47
Story behind the song
Organ: Ken Palkki, Guitar: Matt Crossette, Vocals: Simon Crossette, Drums: Craig Sowby
Lyrics
words and Music by: Ken Palkki your trifling affairs were the start of separation now you fill your life with sorrow grief and trepidation the needle of your compass was slightly deviated which led you down the path of sin secretly sedated and like a blind man begging starving groping for the wall your "Help me!" sign is lucid "I'm a victim of the fall" and when the ship's tossed to and fro amidst a troubled sea your faith grows weak, your heart grows cold and overboard you go so go ahead and jump from the good ship zion and drown yourself in the fountain of filthy water yeah just jump from the good ship zion and sink your soul to the depths of hell you thought you could get by on your own wisdom and your power you thought the strength of your own arm could make the old man cower but now you see his flaxen cords have turned to chains of death you still believe the captains wrong and that is why you left and like a drunken man who thinks that everyone else is drunk you stagger, swagger aimlessly just like a stikin' skunk the veil of wool that scales your eyes and makes it hard to see was placed there by yourself, your pride and your own agency
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