Get Ready

Hed PE

People get ready now the train is coming
You don't need no baggage just get on board
All you need is faith to hear the angels humming
You don't need no ticket just thank the lord

Get Ready Ready, my people get ready come on
Get Ready Ready, my people get ready come on

People get ready for the train to Jordan
We're picking up passengers from coast to coast
Faith is the key open the doors and border
There's hope for all among those left the most

Get Ready Ready, my people get ready come on
Get Ready Ready, my people get ready come on

There ain't no room for the hopeless
And the who would hurt all mankind just to save his own
Have pity on those who sheds his growth
And the fall there's no hiding place against the kingdoms throne

Get Ready Ready, my people get ready come on
Get Ready Ready, my people get ready come on
Get Ready Ready, Ready, Ready, Ready, Ready,
Ready, Ready, Ready, Ready, Ready, Ready, Ready

There is no hiding place
There is no hiding place
There is no, there is no hiding place

We're gonna make it gonna make gonna make it one day
For the
We're gonna make it gonna make gonna make it one day
For the

We're gonna make it
Yeah we can make it
We're gonna make it
Yeah we've got to make

You don't need no ticket get on board the train to Jordon
Get Ready Ready, my people get ready come on
Get Ready Ready, my people get ready come on


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Get Ready Lyrics as written by Jared Gomes

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    this song makes me wanna roll a blunt up and smoke it! Tee hee hee....

    vince mcmahonon June 09, 2007   Link

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