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The Crossin

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Big River Canonical path: /big-river/the-crossin Related lyric paths: 6
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The Crossin

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Crossing to the other side

We are pilgrims

On a journey through the darkness of the night

We are bound for other places

Crossing to the other side

I will worry 'bout tomorrow

When tomorrow comes in sight

Until then, Lord, I'm just a pilgrim

Crossing to the other side

Jesus will be there to meet me

He will reach his hand in mine

I will no more be a stranger

When I reach the other side

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