Rock-A-My Soul
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Rock-A-My Soul
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Chorus:
Well you rock-a-my-soul
Down in the bosom of Abraham
You rock-a-my-soul
Down in the bosom of Abraham
You rock-a-my-soul
Down in the bosom of Abraham
You rock
And rock
And rock
Hey, Lordy, Lordy
Lord, rock-a-my-soul
Why don't you rock-a-my-soul
Well, the rich man lived (well with glory and honor)
And he lived so well (won't you praise the Lord)
You know when he died (well with glory and honor)
He had a home in hell (he should have praised the Lord)
Repeat Chorus
Well, the poor man Lazarus (well with glory and honor)
He was the poorest guy (won't you praise the Lord)
You know when he died (well with glory and honor)
He had a home on high (won't you praise the Lord)
Repeat Chorus (x2)
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