Sold Out
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Sold Out
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Carnal things don't amount to nothing
Won't look back, my hands to the plow
And I'm running
For the life of me I can't figure it out
Why you wanna be half-stepping?
Why don't you wanna sell out?
[CHORUS]
I'm sold out
Sold out for Jesus
I'm sold out
Sold out for Jesus
I can count it all joy
When I'm facing by tribulations
My God has given me all of the power
To overcome temptation
The Bible says faith without works is dead (so dead)
Just like Nehemiah told Sandbalat
These are the words he said
[Repeat Chorus]
I'm not comin' off the wall, no
I've got too much work to do
I'm not comin' off the wall, no
Until my labor's through
[Repeat Chorus]
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Helen Baylor performs "Sold Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Helen Baylor catalog on LyroVerse.
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