Jubilee
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Jubilee
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The sun came up on Monday morn.
The world was all in flame.
It's all a mortal man can do
To make it right again.
Swing and turn, Jubilee
Live and learn, Jubilee
The moon came up. I stood my ground
And swore to not give in,
To never rest and do my best
To rid this world of sin
Swing and turn, Jubilee
Live and learn, Jubilee
The one who spoke cried tears of hope,
That we might change in time
And when I looked into her eyes
The fear I saw was mine
Swing and turn, Jubilee
Live and learn, Jubilee
The time had come to travel on
I made my way alone
My soul will mend at journey's end
This road will take me home
Swing and turn, Jubilee
Live and learn, Jubilee
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Alison Krauss performs "Jubilee", and this lyric page sits inside the Alison Krauss catalog on LyroVerse.
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