I'm Going Up Yonder
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I'm Going Up Yonder
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If you want to know
where I'm going, where I'm going soon.
If anybody ask you, where I'm going, where I'm going soon.
I'm going up yonder, I'm going up yonder, I'm going up yonder to be with my lord.
I'm going up yonder, I'm going up yonder, I'm going up yonder to be with my lord.
I can take the pain, the heartache they bring the comfort in knowing, I'll be gone soon, As God gives me grace, I'll run this race, until I see my savior face to face.
I'm going up yonder, I'm going up yonder, I'm going up yonder to be with my lord.
Oh, Oh, I'm going up yonder, I'm going up yonder, I'm going up yonder to be with my lord.
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Mississippi Mass Choir performs "I'm Going Up Yonder", and this lyric page sits inside the Mississippi Mass Choir catalog on LyroVerse.
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