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hey thanks robert but wrong song the chorus of city foursquare goes something like this
John saw that city
he wrote about a river runnin clear
dont know but i mean to go there
that beautiful city four square

Just need the verses
thanks Rod

does anyone have the words for that song by the primitive, not sure of the name but goes something like, this old house ain't much to look at but my homes a sight to see.

does anyone know the lyrics to "Let me be the one"
all I know is that the 1st verse starts, 10 beggars came to Jesus.
The 2nd verse is, like those beggars I came to Jesus.

Wait I think the lyrics are 10 lepers came to jesus

ITS HARD TO STUMBLE

HAVE YOU HAD THOSE DAYS WHEN, NOTHING WENT RIGHT, HOPING YOUR RAINBOW WOULD COME INTO SIGHT. THEN YOU REMEMBER IN ALL YOUR DISMAY EVERYTHING GOES BETTER EVERYTHING GOES BETTER WHEN YOU TAKE TIME TO PRAY.

CHORUS
ITS HARD TO STUMBLE(ITS HARD TO STUMBLE) WHEN YOUR DOWN ON YOUR KNEES (DOWN ON YOUE KNEES)EVERYTHING YOU DO EVERYTHING YOU DO THE GOOD LORD SEES(THE LORD ALWAYS SEES) AND HE WILL HELP YOU (HE'LL SURLY HELP YOU ) AND HE 'LL HEAR YOUR PLEA (HE'LL YEAR YOUR PLEA) CAUSE ITS HARD TO STUMBLE ITS HARD TO STUMBLE WHEN YOUR DOWN ON YOUR KNEES

THERE GONNA BE TRIALS WE ALL MUST FACE, BUT WE HAVE A SAVIOR HE SUPPLYS US WITH GRACE. WHEN WE CALL UPON HIM A PRESENT HELP HE WILL BE FOR ITS HARD TO STUMBLE ITS HARD TO STUMBLE WHEN YOUR DOWN ON YOUR KNEES.

REPEAT CHORUS TWICE

can anyone help me get the lyrics to A Bright Home by the Primitive Quartet.

the first verse to let me be the one:
ten lepers came to Jesus
they longed to be whole
their wish He granted and they all went away
but one of them returned to HIm
and fell down at His feet
with tears of joy to the Master did bring

Does anyone know the rest???

Let Me Be The One
Ten lepers came to Jesus
They longed to be whole
Their wish he granted then
Then they all ran away
But one of them
Returned to Him
And then he fell at His feet
With tears of gladness to the Master
Proclaimed

Let me be the one to say thank you
When all others have turned and walked away
If just one soul returns to give thanks for what you've done
This is my prayer, Lord, let me be the one

Like those lepers
I came to Jesus
My life so full of sin
My dreams were shattered
My life in disarray
With tender grace
My sin erased
And then he made my life anew
I've got to praise Him
For it's the least that I can do

Let me be the one to say thank you
When all others have turned and walked away
If just one soul returns to give thanks for what you've done
This is my prayer, Lord, let me be the one

Let me be the one to say thank you
When all others have turned and walked away
If just one soul returns to give thanks for what you've done
This is my prayer, Lord, let me be the one

If just one soul returns to give thanks for what you've done
This is my prayer, Lord, let me be the one

Jesus Is Coming Soon
(C,*E 4/4 Fast by R.E.Winsett)

Verse 1
C G C Am E Am
Troublesome times are here, filling men's hearts with fear,
C G C G - D - G
Freedom we all hold dear now is at stake;
C G C Am E Am
Humbling your heart to God saves from chast'ning rod,
C G C G7 C - F - C
Seek the way pil-grims trod, Christians, a-wake.

Verse 2
C G C Am E Am
Love of so man-y cold, losing their home of gold,
C G C G - D - G
This in God's Word is told, evils abound;
C G C Am E Am
When these signs come to pass, nearing the end at last,
C G C G7 C - F - C
It will come ver-y fast, trumpets will sound.

Verse 3
C G C Am E Am
Troubles will soon be o'er, happy for e--ver-more,
C G C G - D - G
When we meet on that shore, free from all care;
C G C Am E Am
Rising up in the sky, telling this world good-bye,
C G C G7 C - F - C
Homeward we then will fly, glory to share.

Chorus
C F C C G C
Jesus is com-ing soon, morning or night or noon,
Am E Am G - D7 - G
Many will meet their doom, trumpets will sound;
C F C C G C
All of the dead shall rise, Righteous meet in the skies,
Am E Am G7 C - F - C
Going where no one dies, heavenward bound.

does any one have the words to the song" thank you for the roses", by the primitive quartet?
thanks,
nancy johnson