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title: Commandments on the Wall
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verse 1
they nailed stone words above the chalkboard,
sixteen inches wide, twenty inches tall.
children write equations underneath it,
while commandments hang—judging them all.

chorus 1
public schools, painted with scripture,
freedom bent into someone’s law.
not faith, just force—no room for whispers,
commandments on the wall, commandments on the wall.

verse 2
they call it “heritage,” call it “foundation,”
but the tablets feel heavy, carved into skin.
a pledge, a prayer, a law of the nation—
where does the child’s own voice begin?

pre-solo
overwhelming judgment,
etched into the wall…
not a lesson, not a choice,
just the weight of it all.

solo 1

chorus 2
public schools, painted with scripture,
freedom bent into someone’s law.
not faith, just force—no room for whispers,
commandments on the wall, commandments on the wall.

bridge
He never carved His words in stone,
He showed them in the way He walked,
the way He healed,
the way He gave.
His lesson was example,
not command.

solo 2

closing verse
they say it’s His words they’re holding high,
but He spoke of charity,
He lived in love.
not stone on a classroom wall,
not force from above.
so how can we trust the ones
who forget what He stood for?

outro
not us and them,
it was meant for us all.
but they wrote it like judgment,
forgot the teachings on the wall.

Commandments on the Wall

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