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I saw him standing there writing letters in chains
I knew he once had been a proud Pharisee
His faith was kind of strong
In God's favorite Son
And I could tell he didn't belong in prison with me, yeah me
And I could tell he didn't belong in prison with me, yeah me
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
From Romans into Philemon yes indeed
He smiled, so I got up and asked "Were you framed?"
"Well, that don't matter," he said, "'cause I'm not ashamed"
"For Jesus to take me home, I need to be in Rome
When execution comes you'll see I'll be free, yeah free
When execution comes you see, I'll be free indeed"
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
From Romans into Philemon yes indeed
His letters won't take you long, you need to read them all
So let's get moving on and read 'em with me, yeah me
And we'll review them all and see what became of Paul
In Second Timothy
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
From Romans into Philemon yes indeed
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
So come take a bible lesson
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
So come take a bible lesson
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
So come take a bible lesson
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
From Romans into Philemon yes indeed
I knew he once had been a proud Pharisee
His faith was kind of strong
In God's favorite Son
And I could tell he didn't belong in prison with me, yeah me
And I could tell he didn't belong in prison with me, yeah me
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
From Romans into Philemon yes indeed
He smiled, so I got up and asked "Were you framed?"
"Well, that don't matter," he said, "'cause I'm not ashamed"
"For Jesus to take me home, I need to be in Rome
When execution comes you'll see I'll be free, yeah free
When execution comes you see, I'll be free indeed"
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
From Romans into Philemon yes indeed
His letters won't take you long, you need to read them all
So let's get moving on and read 'em with me, yeah me
And we'll review them all and see what became of Paul
In Second Timothy
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
From Romans into Philemon yes indeed
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
So come take a bible lesson
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
So come take a bible lesson
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
So come take a bible lesson
Singing I love Apostle Paul
He put a lotta lines in the Good Book baby
I love Apostle Paul
From Romans into Philemon yes indeed
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