Freedom Train
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Freedom Train
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There's a locomotion
Running around the earth
It's headed for the limits
Of the universe
Picking up the sinful stuff
For the price of faith
Moving fast down mercies tracks
Changing lives along the way
All aboard at the station
Run for the freedom train
If you wanna ride this rail
To salvation
Reserve a seat in heaven's name
Come climb aboard
The freedom train
There's an engine pulling
Because of love and hope
It's stopping for the weary
All around the globe
Anyone can ride this line
If hearts can hear the sound
When there's faith
The freedom train
Will be running into town
Come on aboard
You can't afford
To miss this train
Do you wanna ride?
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Who performs "Freedom Train"?
Greg X Volz performs "Freedom Train", and this lyric page sits inside the Greg X Volz catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Daughter Of Zion and No Room In The Middle with a short reason for opening each page next.
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