Oh What A Day
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Oh What A Day
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Oh what a day when Jesus comes to say
"I've ceme to take my children to the sky"
Oh what a sight when I see His light
When He comes like a thief in the night
OH WHAT A DAY
WILL YOU BE READY WHEN HE COMES?
OH WHAT A DAY
Oh what a night when the trumpet sounds
The lost are swallowed in their cries
Oh what a fright when they realize
Too late when they open their eyes
OH WHAT A DAY
WILL YOU BE READY WHEN HE COMES?
OH WHAT A DAY
This may be your last chance to meet the LORD
Time is a wasting, so get aboard
Get aboard
Ready or not, here Jesus comes
Ready or not, here comes the Son
Ready or not, here Jesus comes
Ready or not, here comes the Son
REPEAT CHORUS
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