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Artist: Greg Graffin
Canonical path: /greg-graffin/talk-about-suffering
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Talk About Suffering
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Talk About Suffering
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Talk about sufferin' here below and let's keep a lovin' jesus
Talk about suffering here below and let's keep a followin' jesus
Oh can't you hear it brothers (mother, father)? and don't you want to go?
And leave this world of sorrow and trouble here below.
The gospel train is coming, now don't you want to go?
And leave this world of sorrow and trouble here below.
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Greg Graffin performs "Talk About Suffering", and this lyric page sits inside the Greg Graffin catalog on LyroVerse.
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