Come On Into This Service Lord

COME ON INTO THIS SERVICE LORD

Come on in this service, Lord
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on into this service Lord, come,  Lord come
I need you, need you so
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on into this service Lord, come,  Lord come
I need you, need you so
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on in, come on in
So that I may win
My trials, Lord you keep me over agin, and again
O' Lord I am ready you are mine, you're mine
Father, you are so kind
I need you, need you so
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on in this service, Lord
Come on in, come on in
So that I may win
My trials, Lord you 
Come on, come on into my presents Lord

Come on into my arms and hands
So I can praise you on and long over and over and over again
Forever again
Come on into my feet so that I can
Git my dance on, dance on like David danced so
Come on into my presents Lord
Show me time and time and time agin
Your vision your message
Come on into this service Lord
Show me, console me, shield me, hear me, heal me, revile me...
guide me, hold me tightly
Forgive me for all my erongs
Gonna praise you Father keep singing your praises and all your songs
Come, come, come on into this service Lord
Father, Won't you come


11/15/16
WORDS by:    James Edward Lee Sr.2016©
ARRANGED MUSIC by:  Edgar  Baker
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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February 27, 2018 at 8:16 PM
What an invitation! for the Lord to come and bless It would be a welcome visitation by many and suprising to others. Good write, James.
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