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| 1. |
| 3:44 | 
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I will not drown in shallow water
Not with your love within my reach I did not come this far to falter And will not rest until I'm free You are the sun you are the flower You are the wind across the sea And I will kneel here at your alter And pray you'll take my soul to keep Oh precious one you are the mountain You are the earth beneath my feet In you we're one now and forever In you I find the love in me Through your love my eyes are open Through your love I'll learn to see And in your name my bread is broken By your grace I'll rest in peace I will not drown in shallow water Not with your love within my reach I did not come this far to falter And will not rest until I'm free Through your love my eyes are open Through your love I'll learn to see And in your name my bread is broken By your grace I'll rest in peace I will not drown in shallow water Not with your love within my reach I did not come this far to falter And will not rest until I'm free I will not rest until I'm free Until I'm free |
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| 2. |
| 4:11 |
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the summer breaze,made ripples on the pond and rattled through the reeds and the willow trees boyound daddy in his good hat, mamma in her sunday dress watched with pride, as i stood there in the water up to my chest and the preacher spoke about the clensing blood and i sank my toes into the east tennessee mud then it was down with the old man and up with the new raised to walk in the way of life and truth I didnt see no angels just a few saints on the shore But i felt like a new born baby, cradled up in the arms of the lord Amazing Grace, Oh how sweet the sound, there was glory in the air there was dinner on the ground And my sins which were many were washed away and gone Along with a buffalow nickel, I forgot to leave at home That semed like such a small small price to pay For the blessed peace of mind that came to me that day and it was down with the old man and up with the new raised to walk in the way of life and truth I didnt see no angels just a few saints on the shore But i felt like a new born baby, cradled up in the arms of the lord This road is long and dusty sometimes a soul it must be cleansed And i long to feel that water rushing over me again and it was down with the old man and up with the new raised to walk in the way of life and truth I didnt see no angels just a few saints on the shore But i felt like a new born baby, cradled up in the arms of the lord But i felt like a new born baby, cradled up in the arms of the lord |
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| 2:42 |
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As the world becomes entwined
In the lies from Satans mind A leader will arise to take the reins saying love will bring us peace If you put your hope in me renouncing hte name of Jesus or be slain Chorus: Which way will you choose Which way will you choose You got everything to gain You got everything to lose As the masses take his mark Believe the lie to chill there hearts they'll know the time has come to seal their fate those who cling to the cross will refuse and pay the cost As God redeems his own from the sea of hate. Chorus As the age draws to an end Hope will tumble down again The lord will make them feel their sin and shame YOu can make the choice right now Trust in Christ our hope and crown or watch the world you love go up in flames |
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| 3:03 |
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You know, I,ve got so many problems
And lately, I,ve been feelin' kinda down I hear you're the one I should talk to I hear you're the best healer around CHORUS: Doctor Jesus, will you help me? Make me better, make me whole Doctor Jesus, Lord I need you To mend my heart, and save my soul There's so many out there who need you Do you think you could work me in? You see I,m in the worst of conditions But mostly, I just need me a friend CHORUS: |
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| 3:29 |
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Sam was a carpenter 50 years
he pounded out blood, sweat and tears one day he hung his hammer up he wanted to do the things he loved what once was sunday fishin' now was 7 days a week he told his wife |
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| 3:55 |
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IF I MET YOU, ON THE CORNER,
WOULD I KNOW YOU, AS YOU ARE WOULD I TAKE YOU, FOR A STRANGER, AND BRUSH PAST YOU IN THE DOOR IF YOU CALLED ME, WOULD I HEAR YOU, OR WOULD I WALK AWAY TOO SOON IF I LINGERD FOR A MOMENT, WOULD I SEE MYSELF IN YOU IF I FOUGHT YOU, LIKE A SOLDIER, IF I HAD YOU, IN MY SIGHTS WOULD YOU ASK ME, TO REMEMBER, WHO IMAGINED, I WAS RIGHT IF YOU WITNESSED, MY SURRENDER, DO I KNOW WHAT I WOULD DO IF YOU HELD ME, LIKE MY BROTHER, WOULD I SEE MYSELF IN YOU WELL I DREAMED MY END WAS NEAR, I WAS ALMOST GONE IF I DREAM THAT DREAM FROM HERE, CAN I STILL COME HOME IF YOU CALLED ME, WOULD I HEAR YOU, WOULD I KNOW, WHAT I WOULD DO IF YOU HELD ME, LIKE MY FATHER, WOULD I SEE MYSELF IN YOU IF YOU HELD ME, LIKE MY MOTHER, WOULD I SEE MYSELF IN YOU |
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| 7. |
| 3:10 |
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(Spoken)
Well, I wanna talk to you for a minute, About an old man I met, He said, Boy, you look in trouble, And I bet your life's a mess, He said, I used to have the same problem too, I was way out of control, You know the only thing that set it right for me, Was a little good old rock and roll, Chorus: (Sang) I put my feet on the rock, And my name on the roll, When it's called up yonder, I won't worry 'bout my soul, I know my home is waiting, And it's something to behold, I put my feet on the rock, And my name on the roll, I'd never heard the gosple, Spread like that before, I guess the message comes in many ways, Those simple words of wisdom, Can open heaven's door, So every time I get the chance I say, Chorus: Come on, put your feet on the rock, And your name on the roll, When it's called up yonder, You won't worry 'bout your soul, You know your home is waiting, And it's something to behold, So put your feet on the rock, And your name on the roll - Instrumental - Chorus: Come on, put your feet on the rock, And your name on the roll, When it's called up yonder, You won't worry 'bout your soul, Well, You know your home is waiting, And it's something to behold, So put your feet on the rock, And your name on the roll Chorus: Come on, put your feet on the rock, And your name on the roll, When it's called up yonder, You won't worry 'bout your soul, You know your home is waiting, And it's something to behold, So put your feet on the rock, And your name on the roll Now, put your feet on the rock,-ac |
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| 3:40 |
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Daddy shoulda been a preacher man
'Cause everybody loved to hear him speak He didn't always follow his own advice But we got a sermon every week He'd say trouble always starts as fun And broken hearts will always mend Tough times don't last, tough people do And nothing breaks if it can bend Don't ever sell your saddle Never owe another man Watch where you spit on a windy day Don't use words you don't understand Find the Lord before you need him And never lose your pride Don't ever sell your saddle 'Cause life's a long, long ride Daddy never ran from anything Always took his share of the blame Had a heart big enough to fill a valley up But hard enough to stop a train He said only fight when you have to 'Cause there's always a faster gun And you'll know a hero from a coward When you see which way they run Daddy left me his old saddle the day he passed on And these words are etched into my mind just like they were in stone |
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| 3:17 |
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He was just a carpenter by trade.
He learned from his father at a very early age. There was something special in the man, there was much more to his life than just working with his hands and He'd say There's no home I could design that would match the one you'd find, when you leave this world behind, if you only took the time. Chorus: Love your neighbour like your brother treat your brother like a friend always turn the other cheek help the weary and the weak make the time for young and old and as your life unfolds each kindness that you've shown will be the nails and hammers as you build your final ladder in the manner of the carpenter of old You could feel compassion in his eyes only fools that hurt him did not realize That he was speaking to us all the righteous and the mighty the silent and the small and He'd say There's no home I could design that would match the one you'd find, when you leave this world behind, if you'd only take the time. Chorus: Love your neighbour like your brother treat your brother like a friend always turn the other cheek help the weary and the weak make the time for young and old and as your life unfolds each kindness that you've shown will be the nails and hammers as you build your final ladder in the manner of the carpenter of old He was just a carpenter by trade. He learned from his father at a very early age. |
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| 2:58 |
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Walk with me through darkness
Every day and every night Walk me through the darkness Walk me until I reach the light We all stumble on life's journeys We all need a helping hand from time to time we all wonder how we fit in your plan Walk me through the darkness hold my hand when I am lost Carry me when the road gets rough pick me up each time I fall Let your prescence be her with me every day and every nightwalk with me throught he darkness walk with me until i reach trhe light When I am in my darkest hour and feel like givin up Take this weight from off my shoulder fill my heart with your love Walk me through the darkness Wlak with me till I reach the light |
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| 3:49 |
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I am going where I've never been
I am going where there's no sin There I will join my lord and my friends Yes I am going where I've never been Don't be crying thoses bitter tears Don't be crying cause I'm not here I'll be happy for the first time in years So don't be crying those bitter tears I have travelled life's weary highways And my last journey is at hand I can hear the Angels calling And I am going where I've never been |
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| 3:25 |
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Amazing grace! How sweet the sound!
That saved a wretch like me. I once was lost but now am found, was blind, but now I see. Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, and grace my fears relieved. How precious did that grace appear, the hour I first believed! Through many dangers, toils, and snares I have already come. Tis grace that brought me safe thus far, and grace will lead me home. When we've been there ten thousand years, bright shining as the sun. We've no less days to sing God's grace, than when we first begun. |
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