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River
03:28
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River
Take me, take me down into the water
Lay my body down
Let that river water cleanse me
Let it cleanse my soul
Preacher, preacher hold my body down longer
You don’t know the kind of man I am
Let that precious blood of Jesus save me
Lord, it’s the only thing that can
River, river carry my sins down farther
As far as you can
Oh precious river take my sins
Bury them in the sand
Deacon, deacon let me keep this robe on longer
I’ve never felt so clean
I know you have been in my position and you know what I mean
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2. |
Make it Through
06:32
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3. |
I May Roam
04:03
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I may roam
Look at the night sky
As I throw my cigarette out the window
And I roll it up
I think about all the things
All the things a man thinks of
When he is hundreds of miles from home
Forever I may roam
Bible on the dash
Ashtray full of cash
Easy access, easy access indeed
For this young man hundreds of miles from home
Forever I may roam
Look at the night sky
As I throw my cigarette out the window
And I roll it up
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4. |
Home
04:46
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Home
The wheels they keep on turnin
My mind it keeps on wonderin
I can’t wait to get home to you
Played the last gig in Philly
It’s the last date for a while
Went to that little church on Sunday
Oh prayin for that miracle mile
Chorus:
It’s home where I can taste the kisses on your lips
It’s home where I can sit and play with my kids
It’s home where the love it always grows
When it comes to getting back on the road I’d rather stay home
Some men born to swing that hammer
Some men born to crunch them numbers
I was born I was born to be a troubadour
Don’t get me wrong I love what I am doing
I love the people I am seeing
When you sing those songs back to me
It feels so good
Chorus:
It’s home where I can taste the kisses on your lips
It’s home where I can sit and play with my kids
It’s home where the love it always grows
When it comes to getting back on the road I’d rather stay home
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5. |
Gone
05:42
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