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Artist: Mortification
Canonical path: /mortification-musicas/part-8-please-tarry
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Part 8 - Please Tarry
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Part 8 - Please Tarry
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(1 Peter 5:8-9, 2 Cor. 10:3-6, Rev. 20:11-15)
The church is on the rise
God, the ones who know the light
We stand by their side, in affliction we fight
The demons work all night
They know the time is short, warfare in sight
But many more will come
We know the time is near
When Jesus you return
God we question You no more
But please tarry, more are coming
And your saints are faithful
The day is nigh!!!
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