In Times Like These (He's The One)
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In Times Like These (He's The One)
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Nation against nation
There are wars and rumors of war
Babies making babies
Starving people as never before
Suicide is on the rampage
Drugs and gangs plague our schools
And the men of God losing sight
of God's throne
What do we need in times like these?
In times like these
We need a Savior
In times like these
We need an anchor
Be sure
Oh you be very sure that your anchor
Holds and grips the Solid Rock
Your anchor holds
And grips the Solid Rock
That rock is Jesus
He's the One
He's the only One (3x)
We thank you for the rock
That Rock is Jesus
Vamp
Jesus, we thank you for the Rock
That Rock is Jesus
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