Difference between revisions of "The One who left us here"

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(I'm dubious about whether a line from a song - even a great song - is especially notable, but I've reworked this article anyway.)
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[[Jesus]] is "the One who left us here" in Jesse Colin Young's classic rock song, [[Get Together]].
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"The One who left us here" is a line which appears in the classic rock song [[Get Together]], famously covered by [[Jesse Colin Young]] of [[The Youngbloods]]. It refers to [[Jesus]].
  
 
:When the one who left us here, returns for us at last.
 
:When the one who left us here, returns for us at last.
  
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This possibly "returns" refers to the [[second coming]].
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"Returns for us at last" likely refers to the [[second coming]] of Christ.
  
 
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Revision as of 02:51, July 7, 2009

"The One who left us here" is a line which appears in the classic rock song Get Together, famously covered by Jesse Colin Young of The Youngbloods. It refers to Jesus.

When the one who left us here, returns for us at last.

"Returns for us at last" likely refers to the second coming of Christ.