Works Of The Lord
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Works Of The Lord
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A friend of mine came up to me and he said if I could see
All the mighty works of Christ down here below
When he said I could believe and my doubts he could releave
Cause I'm the kind of guy that's got to know
I was taken by surprise and I looked into his eyes
For I thought that he could see as well as I
I said my friend just let me show you what the Master left below
And by fate you surely see if you try
Cause everytime the roses bud and everytime the rivers flood
Then I know I seen the works of the Lord
Everytime a robin flies or a newborn baby cries
Then I know I seen the works of the Lord
[ guitar ]
Cause everytime the roses bud...
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