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Adam Brand ~ I Thank The Good Lord


I thank the good Lord For sending you I believe in miracles Yeah now I do And I can't help but thinking Someone upstairs made a big blue But I gotta thank him For sending you I can still remember the first night we met My mouth it wasn't working Neither was my head It must be intervention or it must be divine Could be kindness week Or it could be the wine Now I pray that you will say yes tonight 'Cause I'm gonna ask if you will be mine more free lyrics

I thank the good Lord
For sending you
I believe in miracles
Yeah now I do
And I can't help but thinking
Someone upstairs made a big blue
But I gotta thank him
For sending you

I can still remember the first night we met
My mouth it wasn't working
Neither was my head
It must be intervention or it must be divine
Could be kindness week
Or it could be the wine

Now I pray that you will say yes tonight
'Cause I'm gonna ask if you will be mine

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