Talk About It (Say So)
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Talk About It (Say So)
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Tell rich and poor in slavery
The king has ordered a decree
Ransom all captivity
Ring the bells of liberty
He sacrificed His everything
To buy us new identities
So every knee could bow
Every tongue confess
That Jesus our Lord is marvelous
So let the redeemed of the Lord say so
Talk about it, say so, talk about it
Let the redeemed of the Lord say so
Talk about it
Bangladesh to Bangor, Maine
If you're talking about His name
Give Him glory unashamed
(His love is so exciting)
Say it loud and quietly
Nod you head or disagree
But every knee shall bow
Every tongue confess
That Jesus our Lord is marvelous
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Mullen Nicole C. performs "Talk About It (Say So)", and this lyric page sits inside the Mullen Nicole C. catalog on LyroVerse.
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