Thank God I'm Free
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Thank God I'm Free
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For along time I traveled, down a long lonely road,
My heart was so heavy, in sin I sank low.
Then I heard about Jesus, what a wonderful hour.
I'm so glad that I found out.
He would bring me out. Through his saving power.
Thank god I am free, free,, free,
From this world of sin,
Been washed in the blood of Jesus,
Been born again.
Hallelujah I'm saved, saved, saved,
By his wonderful grace.
I'm so glad that I found out,
He would bring me out and show me the way
Like a bird out of prison, that's taking it's flight.
Like a blind man that god, gave back his sight.
Like the poor wretched beggar,
Found fortune and fame.
I'm so glad that I found out,
He would bring me out through his holy name.
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