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Artist: Michael Sweet
Canonical path: /michael-sweet/gilliad
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Gilliad
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Gilliad
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Sometimes I feel discouraged and I think my works in vain
But then the holy spirit revives my soul again
If you can't preach like peter and if you can't pray like paul
You can tell the love of Jesus and say he died for all
There is a balm in gilliad
To make the wounded whole
There is a balm in gilliad
To heal the sinful soul
If you feel discouraged and you think your works in vain
The holy spirit can revive your soul again
And I can't preach like peter and I can't pray like paul
But I can tell the love of Jesus and say he died for all
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Michael Sweet performs "Gilliad", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael Sweet catalog on LyroVerse.
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