Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Shane and Shane
Canonical path: /shane-and-shane/job-19
Related lyric paths: 6
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Job 19
Read Job 19 lyrics by Shane and Shane on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Job 19
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May my words be written down
written on a scroll
Written on a stone
May my life be written down
With an iron pen
With a rock on lead
For I know...
That my Redeemer lives
That my Redeemer lives
My Redeemer lives
My Redeemer lives
My Redeemer, He shall stand
Stand on the earth
And when my skin is gone
In my flesh I shall see God
And my eyes behold
How my heart yearns
My heart it yearns...
Not by power or by might or strength
Or riches, wealth or fame
May my life be written down because
I know, I know...
He lives, He lives
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Shane and Shane performs "Job 19", and this lyric page sits inside the Shane and Shane catalog on LyroVerse.
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