John The Baptist Revisited
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John The Baptist Revisited
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Stone the liars with our words
Faith is dead without good works
You must repent, you must change
You can't get to Heaven the easy way
A few will pass, maybe one or two
Too much sin and your salvation's not true
No blood can cover up a lie
Better be ready the day you die
If you doubt repent and be saved once again
And after the next rash of sins
Before you help your neighbor in need
And say "Lord, Lord, see my deed"
Be sure, be sure, remember last night
Can you say your soul is pure and white?
Does your life negate your supposed salvation?
Too much sin repeals its validation
A blade of no return suspended somewhere over your head
Go beyond and you were always dead
Re-crucify yourself again and again
And come back again next week for your confession
May all these words burn upon you well
I hope I pleased God trying to keep you from hell
Hope I see you in Heaven, you know what to do
Got to go now and make sure my salvation's true
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