| Oh, Abraham would raise his hands
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| And mourn this very day
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| For his children left the promise land
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| In search of their own way
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| And they kick and scream like wayward sons
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| And always wanting to sleep
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| And dream away these evil days
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| In hopes that God can’t see
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| Chains upon Your children, Lord
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| Chains upon Your children
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| Chains upon Your children, Lord
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| Chains!
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| Do you hear the lion roar?
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Stand with me we’ll fight the war
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Your suffering will come again
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| And never fall away
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| Unless we trade our many comforts
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| Like the ones who bled for grace
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| There will be a day my God will come
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| And put me in my place
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| My God I know, You’ll call my name
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| You will not turn away
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| Chains upon Your children, Lord
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| Chains upon Your children
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| No more chains upon Your children, Lord
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| Chains!
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| Do you hear the lion roar?
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Stand with me we’ll fight the war
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Let no man bring me harm
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| I bear the marks of Jesus
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| Let no man bring me harm
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| I bear the marks of the Lord
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| I said, let no man bring me harm
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| I bear the marks of Jesus
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| Let no man bring me harm
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| I bear the marks of God!
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| Do you hear the lion roar?
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Stand with me we’ll fight the war
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Do you hear the lion roar?
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Stand with me we’ll fight the war
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Awake, awake
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| Awake O Sleeper
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| Awake, awake
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| Awake O Sleeper |