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If I could save a soul


If I could save a soul How glorious would that be? To watch God work his magic For my friend to see If I could save a soul The angels would rejoice As happy as they've ever been I can hear it in their voice If I could save a soul There would be one less Gods grace and good strength Would save them from an awful mess If I could save a soul They wouldn't go to Hell A fiery pit of nothingness They'd have no soul to sell If I could save a soul How glorious would that be? To watch God work his magic For my friend to see
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