Southern Gentleman
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Southern Gentleman
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Look past the crosses
Look past crosses
Look past the crosses
Look past crosses
What lies ahead?
Will it be there?
What lies ahead?
Will it be there waiting?
We are the ones that will stand by you
O Lord how can you not repent
Repent. Repent
Lord, will you be there and walk me to the grave
O Lord, will you be there and walk me to my grave
Your faith is your sword and shield so stand up and fight what's right!
Stand, Stand your ground,
He will be standing at the gates
Standing at the gates were you walk
Your sins will follow you
You. You cannot run
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