Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Nate & James
Canonical path: /nate-james/zacchaeus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Zacchaeus
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Zacchaeus
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Great in wealth and power as I'm sure he'd tell
Short on human kindness and in size as well
Slow to love his neighbor or to save a life
Quick to wonder who is this Christ
Leave this crowd
There's something I want you to see
Leave your life
And find it on Calvary's tree
Worth his weight in gold to a wealthy man
Worth the lion's share just to know the lamb
Worth living in a time of jubilee
Just to know this man from Galilee
Leave this crowd
There's something I want you to see
Leave your life
And find it on Calvary's tree
Skid did ee bop bee dah
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