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I always thought |
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that one of the most important conversations |
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You could ever have in your life, |
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Is the first time you talk to God. |
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What would you say? |
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I remember You, in the pages of a book |
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A lady read me once, in Sunday school |
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I remember You, I studied every word |
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And I hid it in my heart, just like You told me to |
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And a stone was rolled away, and everybody prayed, |
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The day the angels sang, I remember You |
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And while you're standing there on those trembling knees, |
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What do you hope God says back to you |
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I remember you, I was there when you were born |
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I held your mama's hand, and your daddy's too |
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I remember you, I recall the very day |
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You turned against the devil, and you cried out My name |
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And a stone was rolled away, and everybody prayed, |
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The day the angels sang, I remember you |
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