Job's Second Response
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Job's Second Response
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I walk down this long hard road
And all I have is now gone
I sing this suffering song
I see that all I have is gone
But cursing god is wrong, oh it is wrong
I walk down this long hard road
And all I have is now gone
I sit here suffering in pain and in grief
I’ve lost my loved ones, my bodies diseased
I sing this suffering song
I see all that I have is gone
But cursing God is wrong, oh it is wrong
Oh on this pensive day why integrity
We take the good we had
Should we not the bad
Should we not the bad
Oh on this mournful day what am I to say
You ask why I’m holding on
To a faith in god
To a faith in god
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Torman Maxt performs "Job's Second Response", and this lyric page sits inside the Torman Maxt catalog on LyroVerse.
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