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Hear my prayer, Lord Jesus; I’m needing a friend, One who’ll keep me . . . me when my hopes all is gone. Nothing else will save me ‘til my journeys end. Lord Jesus, hold my hand. They said, “Jesus . . . holding my hand, Tell me when I . . . ‘til my journeys end. Lord Jesus, hold my hand. (??: “Get it right. . . . mess up.” ??: “You’re the one messing up.” ??: “I can’t beat it ‘til you . . .” ??: “. . . move your chair just a little bit to the left . . .” [Discussion] ??: “But, you’ll have to . . . You’ll have to put off that cigarette so that I can . . . I bet if you just had that cigarette out you’d . . . cigarette is . . . can’t sing. That’s what I was speaking about.” ??: “Start it over, and . . . it up just like it ought to go. Come on, now. You ready now?”) Hear my prayer, Lord Jesus; I’m needing a friend, One who’ll keep me, tell me when my hope all is gone. Nothing else can . . . my journeys end. Lord Jesus, hold my hand. Jesus, . . . me Sorrow . . . is gone. . . . can save me ‘til my journeys end. Lord Jesus, hold my hand. . . . lies a-sleeping, though my pathway’s at hand, Causing me to wonder while I feeling so strong, . . . journeys end. Lord Jesus, hold my hand. Precious Jesus, see me; hold . . . my hand, Sorrow . . . is gone Nothing else can save me ‘til my journeys end . . . Lord Jesus, hold my hand. |
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