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Let us stand in our differences, talk amongst ourself in our differences and just embrace ourselves in the sameness the oneness of Jesus Christ  <jelsr>

Singing and Walking and Talking In the Presents of the Lord

Singing and Walking and Talking in the Presents of the Lord

I'm okay are you today,Well I'm okay are you today
Well I was singing to myself, 
Just to me then I felt
The urge to praise my Lord, My God and Christ
So I raised my voice on high, and praised the Lord My God
Halle, Halluleuh
As I began singing in the chior the pastor came over to me
And I was walking down the alsie  between the pew and God
Well I was singing to myself, 
Halle, Halluleuh
I was talking in the church and the usher said hush
I'm okay are you today,Well I'm okay are you today
I am singing and walking and talking in the presents of the Lord
I am singing and walking and talking in the presents of the Lord
I profess that I confess that I was
Singing and walking and talking in the presents of God
No one greater than my God, no one better than my God
It was getting to be about two in the afternoon
So the church said Amen as we all got up to leave
Well I was singing to myself, 
Halle, Halluleuh
So I raised my voice on high, and praised the Lord My God
I am singing and walking and talking in the presents of the Lord
I am singing and walking and talking in the presents of the Lord
I am singing and walking and talking in the presents of the Lord
I am singing and walking and talking in the presents of the Lord
I am singing and walking and talking in the presents of the Lord
I am singing and walking and talking in the presents of the Lord

05/15/13
written by James Edward Lee Sr.
from " AMBASSADORS WORSHIP CENTER "
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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