So Good
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So Good
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Verse 1:
I remember so very well, being lost on my way to hell,
from out of nowhere came a true friend
said He'd be with me through the thick and thin.
Chorus:
I tried Him, He keeps proving Himself.
I tried Him...
Sopranos: I don't need
Tenors: I don't need
Altos: I don't need
All: nobody else.
I tried Him, He keeps proving Himself.
I tried Him...
Sopranos: I don't need
Tenors: I don't need
Altos: I don't need
All: nobody else.
I'll praise His name forever.
Verse 2:
My life was so confused, not satisfied, often I felt abused.
I could not handle the load any longer,
I accepted God's offer, now I'm so much stronger.
Chorus
Vamp 1:
Good, good, good, so good.
(repeat as desired)
I'll praise His name forever...
Ending:
I'll praise His name forever,
(repeat as desired)
God is so good.
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