I'm Glad About It
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I'm Glad About It
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Verse:
Sitting all alone, alone one day,
thinking 'bout the blessings that came my way.
I haven't served the Lord just as I should,
but still the Lord, He's been so good.
When I look back and see
where He's brought me from,
I have to thank the Lord for all He's done.
Chorus:
I've found a friend indeed,
Jesus has set me free,
He's done so much for me;
I'm glad about it,
I'm glad about it.
Bridge:
So much for me,
so much for me,
so much for me
so much for me.
(repeat as desired)
I'm glad about it,
I'm glad about it.
Vamp:
I'm glad,
I'm glad about it.
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Rev. Timothy Wright performs "I'm Glad About It", and this lyric page sits inside the Rev. Timothy Wright catalog on LyroVerse.
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