Are You Lost In Sin?
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Are You Lost In Sin?
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Are you lost in sin, my brother
Can you hear God calling you
His voice is coming down from Heaven
And His word is kind and true.
Chorus:
Oh please (oh please) listen won't you, brother
God is calling you today
He'll come (He'll come) for you so unexpected
So now's the time to change your way.
If you're not prepared to meet Him
When He comes to take you in
You'll never reach the gates of Heaven
And you'll lose your soul in sin.
Chorus:
When this life on earth is over
And you reach the Pearly Gate
Will you be ready, then, my brother
To meet the one who there awaits.
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