He's Mine
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He's Mine
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Guess were half way there now
How quickly time comes around
Its six o'clock
That where I can be found
And what's to show?
Nothing much of which I'm proud
And if voices speak for me
They're probably far too loud
And if I see you in that place
If I see you face to face
Faithful servants not the line
1 Just want to here you say 'he's mine'
2 If they ask you would you say 'he's mine'
3 All I need to here you say is 'he's mine'
Tell me sir, did you feel like giving up on me?
Tell me sir, did you turn your back so you couldn't see?
I could not blame you, I would have no retort
I get tired too, of things I've bought
Am I ready to follow through
Am I ready to follow you
As far as the east is from the west
Do you forgive and forget the thing that I do best?
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Martyn Joseph performs "He's Mine", and this lyric page sits inside the Martyn Joseph catalog on LyroVerse.
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