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Artist: Rev. James Cleveland
Canonical path: /rev-james-cleveland/what-shall-i-do
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What Shall I Do
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What Shall I Do
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Verse 1
What shall I do,
what steps should take,
what move should I make;
oh Lord, what shall I do?
Verse 2
I'm going to wait
for an answer from You,
I've got nothing to loose
oh Lord, I'm going to wait.
Verse 3
I know He'll come through
with a lesson for me,
please Lord set my soul free;
oh Lord, I know He'll come through.
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Rev. James Cleveland performs "What Shall I Do", and this lyric page sits inside the Rev. James Cleveland catalog on LyroVerse.
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