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Let My Man Go, Jesus Lyrics by Barbara Mandrell

Lovers, Friends and Strangers

1977

Let my man go, Jesus
Take away his pain
Let him stay with me Lord
I don't mean to complain
Let my man go, Jesus
'Cause I need him too
Do this one thing for me Jesus
I'll do a thousand things for you
He can't add nothing to heaven
He's not angel stuff
But they tell me he's so sick, Lord
The doctors given up
So whatcha hearing is me, Lord
On my knees in prayer
'Cause I need him more with me
Than you need him up there
Let my man go, Jesus
Take away his pain
Let him stay with me Lord
I don't mean to complain
Please let my man go, Jesus
'Cause I need him too
Do this onе thing for me Jesus
I'll do a thousand things for you
Let my man go, Jеsus (Please let my man go, Jesus)
Take away his pain (You've always heard me when I pray)
Let him stay with me Lord (And I know that I'm asking a lot, Lord )
I don't mean to complain (But please let him stay)
Please let my man go, Jesus (Let him go)
'Cause I need him too
Do this one thing for me Jesus
I'll do a thousand things for you
Let my man go, Jesus (Let him go)
Take away his pain
Let him stay with me Lord
I don't mean to complain
Please let my man go, Jesus

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"Let My Man Go, Jesus" is credited to Barbara Mandrell. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Let My Man Go, Jesus" appears on "Lovers, Friends and Strangers" in 1977.

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