Too Sick To Play
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Too Sick To Play
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I've been too sick to pray, Lord
That's why we ain't talked in a while
It's been some of those days, Lord
I thought I was on my last mile
But I'm feelin ok, Lord
And I'm glad that I called you today
Never needed you more
I would have called you before
But I've been too sick to pray
Remember the family, Lord
I know that they'll remember you
And all of their prayers, Lord
Don't they talk to you just like I do
Well I reckon that's all, Lord
That's all I can think of to say
Never needed you more
I would have called you before
But I've been too sick to pray
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Phosphorescent performs "Too Sick To Play", and this lyric page sits inside the Phosphorescent catalog on LyroVerse.
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