Stake My Claim
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Stake My Claim
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Going out this morning to stake my claim
Going out to stake my claim
There's a rainbow apparition and he knows my name
The Holy Ghost he spells my name
If I can't make it here I can only try
To live my life in Christ
If I can make it here I can only try
To live my life in Christ
They say there's gold in them thar hills
Say there's gold in there thar hills
I'm gonna find it and you know I will
Gonna find it and you know I will
If I can't make it here I can only try
To live my life in Christ
If I can make it here I can always try
To live my life in Christ
Live my life in Christ
Yes, live my life in Christ
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Charles David Sharp performs "Stake My Claim", and this lyric page sits inside the Charles David Sharp catalog on LyroVerse.
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