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Artist: Dallas Holm
Canonical path: /dallas-holm/hey-child
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Hey, Child
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Hey, Child
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Hey, Child
Chorus:
Hey child, listen to me
Didn't anybody tell you, you could be free?
Hey child, I'm calling your name
You don't have to be the same.
Verse:
You're gettin' tired of runnin' around
Always gettin' lost and never gettin' found
It doesn't have to be that way
If you come to Jesus today.
Repeat Chorus
Verse:
I know you maybe don't believe what I say
But what I'm tellin' you is true anyway
My Jesus only wants to be your friend
And give you freedom that will never end.
Repeat Chorus
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