You've Got To Righten That Wrong
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You've Got To Righten That Wrong
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[Chorus:]
You've got to righten that wrong some day
Years may pass but you can't get away
If you do wrong today, the price you must pay
You've got to righten that wrong some day
Do not lie or gossip on the folks that you know
But do good to all while you may
If you smile to their face and frown when they go
You've got to righten that wrong some day
[Chorus]
You hear Jesus pleading to come to the fold
The time is flitting away
He will stick on your spirit and sweeten your soul
Why not righten each wrong today?
[Chorus]
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