Flooded by an ocean
Of some mixed emotions
They got you down again
Pride and passion Physical attraction
Whatever thing you're in
These temptations Causing you frustrations
What you need is a friend
Someone who loves you Who is above you
Take away all your sin

CHORUS
Help is on the way
Help is on the way
A mighty good leader is on the way
He's the only one gonna come to save the day
It's all right, yeah, uh-huh, it's OK
'Cause a mighty good leader is on the way

Now this someone
Knows where you come from
Doesn't care where you've been
He can put back, pieces that you lack
Make you whole again


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    this song explains itself...it's saying God is the only one who will always help you when you need it. no need is too big for him to handle and no sin is too bad for him to forgive. he can help us get through any temptation...and he knows that we need him. we don't even have to ask because he's there all the time, ready to save the day.

    weezergrl_06on June 21, 2004   Link
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    when i listen to this song i always picture like a battle and the soldiers are all tierd and beat up and about to give up but then a messenger comes and is like "dont worry! a mighty good leader is on the way!! he can give you direction." its like sometimes i feel really tierd of living for God and like its hopeless. but there IS a mighty good leader on the way. i love when they count to four in here : )

    headbangforjesuson November 21, 2007   Link
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    yeah gods the mighty good leader, doesnt care where youve been, a friend who can take away your sin.

    Matthew15on January 06, 2008   Link

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