He Will Save Your Soul
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He Will Save Your Soul
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All you sinners young and old, wherever you may be
You ask this question will Jesus save me
I am here to tell you now he can and he will
If you'll only put you trust in him
He can and he will, save your soul from the burning fire
If you'll only put your trust in him
He can and he will, save your soul from the burning fire
If you'll only put your trust in him
It doesn't matter to him the color of your race
You may be white yellow black or red
It just takes a precious drop of blood from his wounded side
To make your soul come clean and white
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