Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dailey and Vincent
Canonical path: /dailey-and-vincent/by-the-mark
Related lyric paths: 6
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By The Mark
Read By The Mark lyrics by Dailey and Vincent on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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By The Mark
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When I cross over
I will shout and sing
I will know my savior
By the mark where the
nails have been
By the mark where the
nails have been
By the sign upon his precious skin
I will know my savior
when I come to him
By the mark where the
nails have been
A man of riches
May claim a crown of jewels
But the king of heaven
Can be told from the
prince of fools
On Cal, vary's Mountain
Where they made him suffer so
All my sin was paid for
A long, long time ago
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