When The Angels Carry Me Home
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When The Angels Carry Me Home
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fly away to heaven and i want to be called when the angels carry me home
I want to see Jesus first of all when the angels carry me home
When the angels carry me home when the angels carry me home
I want to see Jesus first of all when the angels carry me home
[ dobro ]
No more sorrow and no more pain when the angels carry me home
I ride that heavenly glorious train when the angels carry me home
When the angels...
[ banjo ]
I walk Thy highway leading to heaven when the angels carry me home
I see Jesus waiting for me in heaven when the angels carry me home
When the angels carry me home...
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