Ok

You say it's almost over that's alright;
     you say you've wounded your shoulder;
     Trying to hold the night;
     You're just a little bit older than most of them;
     The Elderly soldiers of Methuselah ten;
     Well it's alright
      it's OK then

      Your castings stones across the waters;
      You're abandoning your sons, your daughters;
      And when the minister is through;
      You give him his dues
      Cause it's alright
      it's OK then

      you fight a war of the battles you can't win
      you jump into the pool to save someone and you can't even swim;
      you run the race until your face droops think your having a stroke, man
      And when the minister is through
      They gonna bury you;
      You give him his dues;
      Cause it's alright
      it's  OK then

       Better gather up those manna sandwiches
       Pour the wine in clay goblets;
       Make sure the more have less;
       Any less and we'll be blessed;

      after the wars battles are won
      after your heart is healed, been born again;
      after your mind, body, soul been cleansed;
      Did I already say you've been born again

      because after all your living is due;
      After see your light no longer shines through
      All you have left is legacy, Blessed. . . .
   
      You've fought the battles won the test
      Victory yours, your bound to heaven glory's rest..
      Light now shines in eternity's crest.
      Walking amongst Jesus, God and Angels;

      The remains on earth said "God bless you"
      And the minister is through
      Service is over, burial too!
      Well it's alright, it's OK now

      OK

        Written by James Edward Lee Sr.(c)2017
           July 11 2017
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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