Wilma Lee Cooper
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Were Walking My Lord

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Wilma Lee Cooper Canonical path: /wilma-lee-cooper/were-walking-my-lord Related lyric paths: 6
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Were Walking My Lord

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On the cross as he hung and in shame was for saken,

As they drove the nails in his hands and his

Feet, as death closed his eyes, his

Cries went to heaven, oh! Father for give them I hear him one

Morning past day break, as the crowd slowly

Gathered, like a sheep he was humble, to his father's own

Will, so sad was his face that, the birds stopped their

Singing, they were walking my lord up

Calvary's hill. In a tomb he was laid but

Death could not hurt him, he was god's only

Son in this world be low, on the

Cross he fulfilled the plan of sal-

Vation, iwant to thank Jesus for he's coming again

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