Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Laudamus
Canonical path: /laudamus/ready-or-not
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ready Or Not
Read Ready Or Not lyrics by Laudamus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ready Or Not
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Wake up from your dooze
See what life can give you
If your faith is dark and weak
Think about a land of grace
We´re gonna fight the evil away
When Jesus comes we will sing
Are you ready or not
Still waiting for the moment to come
Open your eyes
Look at the kingdom of God
(Repeat)
Living in the grace
God´s almighty
If you wanna live forever
You´ve got to learn to live
See what´s right and wrong
So come along and sing this song
Are you ready or not
Still waiting for the moment to come
Open your eyes
Look at the kingdom of God
(Repeat)
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