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I agree, it seems to be about a chick that died and now he's wondering how he will carry on. But he realizes Jesus has his back, so he's "forever in his debt", unless that line refers to the chick...not sure.
I agree, it seems to be about a chick that died and now he's wondering how he will carry on. But he realizes Jesus has his back, so he's "forever in his debt", unless that line refers to the chick...not sure.