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Audio Adrenaline ~ Jesus Movement


Have you ever been so inclined Yeah, is it on your mind The thought we're the lord's lone protege Well i thought we were the only hope Yeah, the world's safety rope Americana has come, come to save the day Imagine my surprise To realize Chorus- everywhere i go i can see I'm not the only one Moving moving to jesus I went down to mexico Mi amigo And i found jesus living outside the usa Imagine my surprise to realize Chorus more free lyrics

Have you ever been so inclined
Yeah, is it on your mind
The thought we're the lord's lone protege
Well i thought we were the only hope
Yeah, the world's safety rope
Americana has come, come to save the day
Imagine my surprise
To realize

Chorus- everywhere i go i can see
I'm not the only one
Moving moving to jesus

I went down to mexico
Mi amigo
And i found jesus living outside the usa
Imagine my surprise to realize

Chorus

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