Don't Let Him Separate You Son
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Don't let him separate you son
Don't let him separate you son
As your life in Him has just begun
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For Jesus I Live
For Jesus I stand
To declare the Gospel
In this wicked Land
Though the truth of the matter
Is that what you allow
Amounts to the worship of an idol cow
So POW, the Word is sharper than any two edged sword
Cause God knows the truth I am Adored
A manifested son of God walking in the garden
Eatin from the tree of life that Jesus Christ begotten
Am I stoppin
No
I just keep flowin
Cause it is the Holy Spirit that I be knowin
He is my pericleate and He says
I have "No case"
That is no record of wrong
Though the accuser of the brethren tries to come within my songs
And so I pick my holy scriptural mace
Beating the enemy back at a rapid pace
To be so bold as to say
I finish this race in the first place
To be the heart of GOD
Everybody
To be the heart of God
One more time
To be the heart of GOD
As hr shelters in His hands and says oh so softly and oh so still
"I will never separate you Will
Separate from My Kingdom
Separate you from My Son
Cause truly, truly I tell you
Your life as a manifested son of God has just begun
And remember my son
What you choose to do
Determines who you are enslaved to
Whether to righteousness
(Let the redeemed say so)
Or to sin and death
Don't quench this holy flow
Just go
Run
Be a Holy Ghost Cheetah
And let Him tell you all the secretes that you truly need-a
But don't be so foolish
My Holy son
As you used to believe that your sick rhymes
Bore something real in the strata
I know you know the deal
So sit back and chill
As I make your enemies your foot-stool, Will,
To prove to you what is real
Don't worry
As I got you back
And Scream to the Kingdom of God
It is time to ATTACK!!!
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Don't let him separate you son
Don't let him separate you son
As your life in me has just begun
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