Have You Someone In Heaven Waiting
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Have You Someone In Heaven Waiting
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Have you someone in heaven awaiting
Expecting you on that beautiful shore
Be ready to join that great band of angels
When they welcome you in-to that heavenly door
Come sinners take heed while Jesus is pleading
Please never be caught in the pathway of sin
For Jesus may call you home in the morning
When the heaven's gates open will you enter in
The savior will hear the prayer of the sinner
No matter how dark no matter how lat
He'll welcome you home to a heavenly mansion
Take a straight narrow way to that heavenly gate
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