Build My Mansion
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Build My Mansion
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(Just) build my mansion next door to Jesus
And tell the angels I'm coming home
It doesn't matter who lives around me
Just so my mansion sets near the throne
I have no castles no earthly kingdom
But my cabin will do 'til I get home
My mansion's yonder on the hills of glory
Oh I hope my mansion sets near God's throne
It seems like it's been a long time ago and get just yesterday
That Mom and Dad sat me down and told me about Jesus
They said Son, there 's a land and it's called Heaven
I'll never forget that day I'm saved because of it
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Dottie Rambo performs "Build My Mansion", and this lyric page sits inside the Dottie Rambo catalog on LyroVerse.
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