Too Far From God
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Too Far From God
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Do you live from day to day with no God up above
In your sin you had rather stay never thinking of his love
Too far from God to ever hear him call deep in sin you have drifted too far
Won't you turn back if Jesus' your all before you travel too far from God
[ ac.guitar ]
In a mansion you may live but if it's filled with sin
No room for Jesus do you give so he pleased to enter in
Too far from God...
[ ac.guitar ]
Soon this world is bound to end the fire will surely fall
Will you still be lost in sin too far to hear him call
Too far from God...
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