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oklahoma '52
By ed flanagan

Along the Cherokee Nation's olden trail
in clay drenched red with tears
on a road by an old Oklahoma farm
you shed your precious blood for me.

So brave and light-hearted you lay there
transfixed in glory so bright
as when on the cross you gazed out over time
and fixed that precious gaze on me.

Beloved Meher I can hardly see
through tears of wonder and joy
to feel what you've done in this land of the brave
to make the whole world free.




On the morning of May 24th, 2002, as the Sahavasees were standing along the road by the accident site, we began singing "Amazing Grace." Suddenly the traffic became very heavy on that normally quiet stretch of road, as each vehicle slowed and gazed upon the heart-shaped wreath around which we were all standing. It was as if this hymn were a call from the Beloved to the local Oklahomans passing by to witness His sacrifice. Shortly after, Ed Flanagan wrote the following, to be sung to the same tune:

 

 


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