My Dying Bed
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My Dying Bed
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Our love first started from childhood days
And parting brought me pain
I'd live for you and no other one
Sin would not have been to blame
I know I'm on my dying bed
I beg you to kneel down and pray
With love from you and the help of God
May save my soul today
If I die this way my soul will be lost
I hear old Satan calling me
It sound so different from God I know
Oh, Lord, please set me free
* Refrain
My friends were here and prayed for me
The lights are fading low
My heart feels light and my sould is not doomed
Dear God, I'm ready to go
* Refrain
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