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Artist: Jason Upton
Canonical path: /jason-upton/the-king-s-way
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The King's Way
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The King's Way
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There is a road
That leads to peace that leads to life
But few will follow
We're at the crossroad
Which way will we go
There is not today a more holy way
Than the steps that lead me to the cross
Where my will can't be the priority
And these crowns I've gained I count as loss
When I hear the spirit say
That this is the true King's way
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