Good News
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Good News
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Chorus:
Good news, chariot's comin'. (Repeat twice)
And I don't want it to leave me behind. (Repeat chorus first
time)
There's a long white robe in heaven I know (there's a long white
robe in heaven I know)
There's a long white robe in heaven I know and I don't want it
to leave me behind.
(Chorus)
There's a starry crown in heaven I know (there's a starry crown
in heaven I know)
There's a starry crown in heaven I know and I don't want it to
leave me behind.
(Chorus)
There's a golden harp in heaven I know (there's a golden harp in
heaven I know)
There's a golden harp in heaven I know and I don't want to leave
it behind.
(Chorus)
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Kingston Trio performs "Good News", and this lyric page sits inside the Kingston Trio catalog on LyroVerse.
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