The Preacherman's Song
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The Preacherman's Song
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It seems I've been running much too long
I've started to lose myself
If only there could be something to remind me
To give me a reason to care
And that something's You Lord
That something's You
If I'm right or I'm wrong I guess only God knows
But think of this before you condescend
That all the wood's stained with blood stains of those I have shown
Even fools can be right now and then
And I've tried to decide if it's worth it
But I always come back to this
It can make the biggest army surrender
But it's in something as small as a kiss
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Wide Mouth Mason performs "The Preacherman's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Wide Mouth Mason catalog on LyroVerse.
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