Goodbye Old Man
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Goodbye Old Man
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I thought I walked in liberty
I thought your treasures would make me happy
They were the very things that binded me
Goodbye old man
You promised you had what would fill me
They were the very things that robbed me
Leaving my heart completely empty
Goodbye old man
Goodbye old man
I hope not to see you again
I don’t want to be your friend
Goodbye old man
The old has gone
Behold the new has come
With you I never did have fun
Goodbye old man
God gave Him who knew no sin
To become sin for us that we might be
Reconciled to our Father
Now I am in Christ and in Christ I am free
His law is the law of liberty
Oh the memories with you I’ve had too many
But you’ll have no more with me
Goodbye old man
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Melissa Otto performs "Goodbye Old Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Melissa Otto catalog on LyroVerse.
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