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I’ll See the Lord Lyrics by The Russians

Love Forever More

1983

[Verse 1]
There's not much to sing about
And there's not much to say
We have talked about the Lord
We have seen the way
Black darkness, all like sheep
We have walked around
Wondering who will see His face
When the trumpet sounds
[Chorus]
But I'll see the Lord
You better believe me
Glory to God
He will receive me now
[Refrain]
I'm precious [?]
To worship majesty
My work is almost done
Since I have first begun
[Chorus]
I'll see the Lord
(Do-do-do-do-do)
Glory to God
[Bridge]
There's no time to think about
And there's no time to pray
Are you gonna see the Lord?
What you gonna say?
Will you stand with empty hands and cry in pain?
For the wasted life you lived
What you gonna say?
[Chorus]
But I'll see the Lord
You better believe me
Glory to God
He will receive me now
[Refrain]
I'm precious [?]
To worship majesty
My work is almost done
Since I have first begun
[Chorus]
I'll see the Lord
(Do-do-do-do-do)
Glory to God
Credits
The Russians

The Russians

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"I’ll See the Lord" appears on "Love Forever More" in 1983.

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