Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jon Thurlow
Canonical path: /jon-thurlow/things-are-not-okay
Related lyric paths: 6
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Things Are Not Okay
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Things Are Not Okay
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There is coming a day
When the Bridegroom is taken away
In that day they will mourn
In that day they will fast
And they will say
Things as they are are not okay
When someone is missing, someone is absent
Things are not okay right now
And they won't be 'til You come back
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Jon Thurlow performs "Things Are Not Okay", and this lyric page sits inside the Jon Thurlow catalog on LyroVerse.
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