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on the crowd Tell funny stories turn the jukebox up loud Come on sit at my table where the drinks are on me Just gather round me 'cause misery loves company
Oh, I get up and make myself some coffee I try to read a bit but the story's too thin I thank the lord above, you're not here to see me In this shape
missing (chorus) Without the love of jesus The stars wouldn't shine Rivers wouldn't run And hearts beat out of time Without the love of jesus Tell me where
Little boys and girls, they all love me Come sit on the lap of I-see-E And let me tell ya a story or two About a punk-ass nigga I knew Named Jack, he
as you please, (Sit down servant) The more you talk I'm gonna bend my knees, (Sit down servant) I'm on my way to heaven to tell my story, (Sit down
In the garden I pick out flowers So they could live by me In the garden I pick the best ones So they could live Above the ground, by me Why don't you
encouraging to know, How ever deep we're in despair... Jesus never fails. Verse 4 So what can I do to prove to you, tell me how can you deny? No untold facts,
move me like You do I love being loved by You I love being loved by You So take me deeper still Where Your mysteries are revealed And I see You
I'll began 'Bout to fight Greatest stories pass, in my mind Must be a better way to pass my time To think the focus just belongs to me Selfish man,
above, And just a little talk with Jesus makes me whole. Now let us, have a little talk with Jesus, Let us, tell him all about our troubles, He
above, And just a little talk with Jesus makes me whole. Now let us, have a little talk with Jesus, Let us, tell him all about our troubles, He
people keep on grindin') Ain't wishing I was well I said it's no occasion (It's no story I could tell) At my bedside empty pocket A foot without
Little boys and girls, they all love me Come sit on the lap of I-see-E And let me tell ya a story or two About a punk-ass nigga I knew Named
to death We need Him crucified It's all you have to do Talk to me, Jesus Christ You have been brought here Manacled, beaten by Your own people Do You have
Grandma used to pray out loud By her bed every night To me, it sounded like mumbling Like she was out of her mind She said, "Boy, this kind
hoping Broken, starving plastic ring Perfect for eloping Years went by fast, you were so good to me Our children have children, Billy, how could it
Little boys and girls, they all love me Come sit on the lap of I-see-E And let me tell ya a story or two About a punk-ass nigga I knew Named
the Lord to help me And He shows me the way Go, Tell It On The Mountain Over the hills and everywhere Go, Tell It On The Mountain That Jesus Christ is
and unusual ways By this treacherous cretin Who tells everyone That he's jesus' best friend When the lie's so big And the fog gets so thick And the facts
foolish and sin ruled my heart Causing my footsteps from God to depart Jesus hath found me, happy my case I now am a sinner, saved by grace Suffer a sinner
the truth that set me free How could this world be a better place? But by thy mercy and by thy grace C'mon, c'mon we'll tell the world about You
Well, He was that kind of man who led people by the hand And He loved them, oh how He loved them And He heard the people cry, oh Lord save me from
Took Old Geronimo by storm Ripped off the feathers from his uniform Jesus tells me, I believe it's true The red man is in the sunset too Took all
me And that is just the reason I tell it now to thee I love to tell the story It will be my theme in glory To tell the old, old story Of Jesus
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