Better Now
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Better Now
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Mama says I can't be healed
Papa says I'm through
They say I can't use my eyes
Will never be good as new
Oh but I'm better now
Why do you shake your head no
Oh but I met a man
Oh and He's saved my soul
You don't believe me when I say
The man you knew was blind
But Jesus told me He's the light
Then Jesus healed my eyes
Oh and I'm better now
Why do you shake your head no
Oh but I met a man
Oh and He's saved my soul
You ask again and again
Don't you believe
Lift up your blinded heart
He'll help you see
You could be better now
Why do you shake your head no
Oh and I met a man
Oh and He's saved my soul
You could be better now
Oh well don't shake your head no
Oh but I met a man
Oh and He's saved my soul
Oh and He's saved my soul
Oh and He's saved my soul
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