Mighty Soul
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Mighty Soul
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Someday the world might come and blow your house down
First a tornado then a plague
Let us use our hands to help and hold
Let us utilize our Mighty Soul
You might be worried 'bout the government
I admit that I was worried too
We will endure this wretched toll
Let us pour love into the Mighty Soul
Soon we'll all know that we don't know nothing
It's a new world to behold
A golden hour to stand for something
To find the power in your Mighty Soul
Ah
Ah
Someday the world might come and blow your house down
First a tornado then a plague
Let us use our hands to help and hold
Let us pour love into the Mighty Soul
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