Go There
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Go There
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I could hear them singing like they are gonna fall out
Raising hands and hoping,
singing, bringing in the sheets soldiers marching by
I want to go there when I die
Eyes open wide like a little boy I wonder
I could hear them shout, I could hear them rumble
Pass the plate and raise the spirits high
I want to go there when I die
Will I read the bible I wear out my knees my keens
And sing 'till my heart goes weary
Surely will he hear me, poor sinner
I want to go there when I die
Well don't you follow me, no, I'll be followed by
Every step I take leads me two behind
Harder suffering be my only way to fly
I want to go there when I die
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Kelly Joe Phelps performs "Go There", and this lyric page sits inside the Kelly Joe Phelps catalog on LyroVerse.
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