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Blessed Assurance
03:18
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In My Time of Dying
02:27
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Well, in my time of dyin', don't want nobody to mourn
All I want for you to do is hold my dyin' bones.
Well, a-well, a-well, so I can die easy
Well, a-well, a-well, so I can die easy
Well, a-well, a-well, so I can die easy
Jesus goin' to make up my dyin' bed.
Well, in my time of dyin', don't want nobody to mourn
All I want for you to do is take my body home.
Well, meet me, Jesus, meet me, meet me in the middle of the air,
And if my wings should fail me, Lord, meet with another pair.
Well, in my time of dyin', dress me up nice and neat,
And put me on some hard-toed shoes, just in case the devil I meet.
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Now Let Me Walk
03:36
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Send the Light
02:39
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There’s a call comes ringing o’er the restless wave,
“Send the light! Send the light!”
There are souls to rescue, there are souls to save,
Send the light! Send the light!
Refrain:
Send the light, the blessed Gospel light;
Let it shine from shore to shore!
Send the light, the blessed Gospel light;
Let it shine forevermore!
We have heard the Macedonian call today,
“Send the light! Send the light!”
And a golden offering at the cross we lay,
Send the light! Send the light!
Let us pray that grace may everywhere abound,
“Send the light! Send the light!”
And a Christlike spirit everywhere be found,
Send the light! Send the light!
Let us not grow weary in the work of love,
“Send the light! Send the light!”
Let us gather jewels for a crown above,
Send the light! Send the light!
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Longtime Traveller
02:11
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Ye fleeting charms of earth, farewell, your springs of joy are dry
My soul now seeks another home, a brighter world on high.
I'm a longtime traveller here below,
I'm a longtime traveller away from Home
I'm a longtime traveller here below, to lay this body down.
Farewell, kind friends whose tender care has long engaged my love;
Your fond embrace I now exchange for a better Friend's above.
I'm a longtime traveller here below,
I'm a longtime traveller away from Home
I'm a longtime traveller here below, to lay this body down.
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Gospel Plow
02:18
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Power in the Blood
01:45
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Lazy Creek Express
Lazy Creek Express is a family band from Manitoba, Canada, playing traditional and gospel bluegrass.
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