To Die And Gain
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To Die And Gain
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Jesus is the Lord of my life
The reason for my being
He lifts me up when I fall
Guides me through this world
To live is Christ
He is the Lord of my life
He is the Lord as I die
For to me as His child
Death's but a step to a new life
I'll meet Him when I cross the line
Death can't take my joy away
To die is gain
He is the Lord of my life
He is the Lord as I die
Jesus is the Lord of my life
The reason for my being
He lifts me up when I fall
Guides me through this world
To live is Christ
He is the Lord of my life
He is the Lord as I die
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