Soldiers Under Command
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Soldiers Under Command
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We are the soldiers under God's command
We hold His two-edged sword within our hands
We're not ashamed to stand up for what's right
We win without sin, it's not by our might
And we're fighting all the sin
And the good book, it says we'll win
Soldiers, soldiers, under command
Soldiers, soldiers, fighting the Lord's battle plan
Are you a soldier under God's command?
Help fight the good fight, join us while you can
The battle that's waiting is fought so easily
Through Him, without sin there is victory
And we're fighting all the sin
And the good book, it says we'll win
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