Warfare
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Warfare
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my Lord told his disciples
after I'm risen and gone
you'll meet with troubles and trialsbear your rebukes and scorns
my warfare will soon be ended
my race is almost run
my warfare will soon be ended
and I'm coming home
you can rebuke me all you want to
I'm travelling home to God
I'm well acquainted with the crossesand all my ways are hard
they say my lord is the devil
they call his saints the same
I don't expect much more down herethan grief and scorn and shame
God bless them holiness people
the Presbyterians too
those good old shouting Methodists
those praying Baptists too
tnd when you get to heaven
I wanna see you there
tnd when I say amen
I want you to say so too
my warfare will soon be ended
my race is almost run
my warfare will soon be ended
and I'm coming home
I'm coming home
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