Glory Train
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Glory Train
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God’s glory train is coming
She’s rolling around the bend
Don’t waste your time you better get in line
You’ll be last one He will send
If your burdens gets to heavy
And you’re walking on a rocky road
See the Lord above He holds a whole lotta love
For a sinner with a heavy load
Get on board God’s glory train
There’s nothing to lose and there’s heaven to gain
Don’t cost a dime for you to go
Christ died on the cross as a ticket for your soul
Gather up the passengers and get on board
We’re on our way to meet the Lord
Don’t wait around till it’s too late
He’s gonna send this train right on through heaven’s gate
You know the devil’s been busy changing
America’s morality
Trying to keep us blind for the peace we’ll find
If we turn to the Lord and see
That a dollar won’t buy peace for the soul
Lust hate and anger holds you back from the goal
Get on board we’re starting to roll
We’re pulling away from the devil’s power
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Who performs "Glory Train"?
Wanda Jackson performs "Glory Train", and this lyric page sits inside the Wanda Jackson catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Am I Not My Brother's Keeper and Between The Window And The Phone with a short reason for opening each page next.
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