I'd Rather Have Jesus
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I'd Rather Have Jesus
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Verse
I'd rather have Jesus,
than all the silver and all of the gold, ooh.
I'd rather have Jesus,
than all of the riches and wealth untold, ooh.
I'd rather have Jesus,
than all of the houses and all of the land.
I'd rather have Jesus,
more than anything, more than anything.
You know I'd (4x)
Bridge
I'd rather
Vamp 1
He brought me out, without a doubt.
He saved my soul, He made me whole.
He set me free on Calvary,
He paid the price for You and I.
Vamp 2
I?d rather have Jesus,
I?d rather have Jesus.
Ending
You know I'd rather have Jesus,
more than anything, more than anything.
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