I'm Coming Out
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I'm Coming Out
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Chorus:
I'm coming out with my hands up.
I'm coming out with my hands up.
Verse 1:
Trials come to weigh me down,
It's okay i'm not gonna lose no ground.
Got the praise on my lips, word in my heart;
I don't have to worry 'cause i'm coming out of this.
Chorus
Verse 2:
All of the trials that i've been through,
It's only a test of being renewed.
Nobody knows the story behind all this glory,
I've got a right to praise him
And i kick up my heels and i shout...
Chorus
Bridge:
I'm, i'm coming out with my hands up.
I'm, i'm coming out with my hands up.
I'm, i'm coming out with my hands up.
I'm, i'm coming out with my hands up.
Vamp:
I'm coming out,
I'm coming out,
I'm coming out with my hands up.
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