Just A Few Things
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Just A Few Things
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Chorus:
Just a few things that the Lord has done,
He gave me strength for this race to run.
While out on the cross, He gave His only Son;
I wanna say thank You,
(for just a few things),
that the Lord has done,
(that the Lord has done).
Verse:
He's done so much for you and for me,
The Lord has opened up doors
I wasn't able to see.
When I look back over my life,
and see where I came from,
I wanna say thank You,
(for just a few things),
that the Lord has done,
(that the Lord has done).
Vamp:
He's done so much.
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