Ramming Speed
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Ramming Speed
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Slaves to the King of Kings
And slaves to love
Steer the ship by the sweat
Of our brow and beat of the drum
War against sin with the weapons of our unity
Right on the mark with a love for humanity
Building up to ramming speed
The power of God is ramming speed
The sea is raging, there's the enemy ahead!
On fiery waters float the bodies of the dead
We count our casualties, but we'll never stop!
Building up to ramming speed
The power of God is ramming speed
Set the captives free with a strike against the enemy
We'll live to tell the tale of bravery and gallantry!
Building up to ramming speed
The power of God is ramming speed
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