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Victory

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Victory

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Good God help me please,

I know as long as a coin is spinning,

I know there is my chance of winning ...

Now why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

Why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

I\'ve got fate so I can wait,

I got one foot stuck in the gate.

I won\'t let go, now ain\'t that great.

And it will be that way.

Now as the seasons come and disappear,

You\'ll be seeing me waiting right here.

I won\'t be leaving without my share,

With the almighty standing right there.

So why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

I wanna know why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

We\'ll soon put an end to oppressions reign,

Put all their ideas to shame.

Wanna call on the Father\'s name,

And our prayers will be answered one day.

Pump up the reggae beat,

Untill we\'re walking on easy street.

And keep pressuring them with the heat,

We\'ll get justice in which every way.

Now why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

Why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

Now mamma didn\'t scrub up,

Them clothes for nothing,

No, she wouldn\'t wake up,

So early in the morning.

Wouldn\'t break her back,

To give us every little thing,

If she did not vision a change.

An daddy wouldn\'t wear up,

The same suit for working.

Sunday comes,

Flexing the same thing for churching.

True believer, so he is always donating,

Still believing strong, even at his age.

Why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

Why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

I\'ve got fate so I can wait,

Got one foot stuck in the gate.

Won\'t let go now, now ain\'t that great.

And it will be that way.

As the seasons come and disappear,

You\'ll be seeing me waiting right here.

I won\'t be leaving without my share,

With the almighty standing right there.

Why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

So why should I worry or cry,

When I know that there is victory,

On the other side.

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