Send Me To the Nations
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Send Me To the Nations
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Verse:
Here I am,
Send me to the nations,
I'll go, oh yes I will.
Here I am,
Send me to the nations,
I'll go for you
To the north and the south,
The east and the west,
Ever building your kingdown,
Send me to the nations
Chorus:
I'll go wherever you lead me,
I'll do whatever you need me to,
Say whatever you request
My answer will be yes Lord
I'll go
(Back to Verse)
Vamp:
Yes, my answer is yes Lord yes Lord (Repeat)
Whatever you need,
wherever you lead,
I'll go, oh yes I will
Whatever you need,
Wherever you lead,
I'll do it, I'll do it,
I'll say it, I'll say it,
I'll go, I'll go, I'll go, I'll go.
Ending:
Yes, my answer is yes Lord yes Lord
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Bishop T.d. Jakes performs "Send Me To the Nations", and this lyric page sits inside the Bishop T.d. Jakes catalog on LyroVerse.
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