Am I at the point of no improvement. What of the death I still dwell in? I try to excell, but I feel no movement. Can I be free of this unreleaseable sin? Never underestimate my Jesus. His name has the strength to set us free. Oh-we-oh-we-oh. Never underestimate my Jesus. He died and He shed His blood to save you and me. There's different music, all kinds, different sorts. And I can't always find my groove. All my favorite bands they are Christian through and through. I don't know, if I'll be like any of these, but I know one thing's for sure we can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Never underestimate my Jesus. His name has the strength to set us free. Oh-we-oh-we-oh. Never underestimate my Jesus. He died and He shed His blood to save you and me. Never underestimate my Jesus. His name has the strength to set us free. Never underestimate my Jesus. He died and He shed His blood to save you and me.


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    does any one out there know what C.U.R.B. stands for? I am begining to like the lyrics to this song better than For The Moments I Feel Faint

    stacilovesdmbon July 03, 2003   Link

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