Balm (Interlude)
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Balm (Interlude)
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Jesus is a balm in Gilead
Removed the tomb the third day, rose from the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
Yeah, lets go Ki
Jesus is a balm, in Gilead
He removed the tomb, on the third day
He rose, from the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
He took the keys of death, hell and the grave
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