Black Gospel
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Black Gospel
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S you climb the ladder of success
And the blessings
They begin to pour in
Make sure
Your never too busy
To praise him
As he wakes you up everyday
Don’t forget before you make your coffee
To lift your hands and give him the praise
Make sure
You never too busy
To praise him
You gotta trust in him in everything that you do
And then he said that all these things
There gonna be will added unto you
Make sure
Your never too busy
To praise him
Because he’s been too good
He’s been too kind
For you too push away
And say that he won’t mind (thank you Jesus)
He’s been too good
He’s been so good
Make sure that your never too busy
To say hallelujah every now and then
That your never too busy to
To clap your hands and give him some glory
That your never too busy
To shout for joy cause the joy of the lord is your strength
You never too busy
To just dance around in a circle and don’t care who’s looking
Your never too busy
To praise him
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