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Like all sinful wretches No goodness he fetches Travelling that long, broad road. Then comes a bump in the path Diverting him from the wrath. Awakened, he turns from his sinning. Yes, but it’s only the beginning! Got plenty of hoops to run through And deeds he must do. He was not saved to do nothing! Roads to walk and people to stalk, Places to go and clinics to blow; Yeah, walking that road that is narrow. And up comes that one Who is called by the Son To bring to the nation revival! And away they all flew; They had plenty to do, People to save and “clinics” to burn, Driving a nation to turn From the path of destruction, The evil of population reduction Killing those bearing His image And to their own souls bringing damage.

30 June, 2021 at 0625

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