Marching In
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Marching In
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There's a castle on a street of crystal gold
No more dying and never growing old
If you follow all the truth you have been told
The son will always shine, never dark and never cold
Nightmares and death will fade away
When you enter Heaven's gate
When the Saints go marching in
To the land of no more sin
There Christ who was crucified will rule and be glorified
And the one called Lucifer who tried to rule God's land
Will fade as a dying flame
Then God our Lord will reign forever
No more evil will be within our heart
One spirit will cast away the dark
Afflictions and pain will fade away
Love will always shine...
Peace will never go away!
Sin and flesh will fade away
When we enter through God's gate
When the Saints go marching in
To the land of no more sin
There Christ who was crucified will rule and be glorified
And the one called Lucifer who tried to rule God's land
Will fade as a dying flame
Then God our Lord will reign forever
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