Jayda
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Jayda
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The sun crossed a field to a pale gray
Time was torn apart
The doctor said things weren't all okay
She was born with a broken heart
Jayda
A song to my soul
Jayda
Your daddy's here he'll never let you go
There was nothing to do, but just sit and wait
Will she make it through today?
My wife laid our baby at heaven's gate
And gave her heart in trade
Crying jayda
Lord make her whole
But Jayda
Your mommy knows she has to let you go
The testers kept testing for very long
With no word to console
They searched and they searched
But found nothing wrong
'Cause they couldn't find the hole
Jayda
A song to my soul
Oh Jayda
The father's come and he has healed you
Jayda
It's not time to go
Oh Jayda
The father's come
And he has made you whole
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Who performs "Jayda"?
Neal Morse performs "Jayda", and this lyric page sits inside the Neal Morse catalog on LyroVerse.
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