There Is A River
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There Is A River
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There is a river, and it flows from deep within
There is a fountain, that frees the soul from sin.
Come to this water; there is a vast supply
There is a river, that never shall run dry.
And there was a thirsty woman,
She was drawing from a well.
You see, her life was ruined and wasted
And her soul was bound for hell.
Oh, but then she met the Master
And He told her of her sin
And He said "Child, if you drink this water,
You'll never thirst again".
There is a river, and it flows from deep within
There is a fountain, that frees the soul from sin.
Come to this water; there is a vast supply
There is a river, that never shall run dry.
There is a river, that never shall run dry.
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