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The Blood is still There
For one little Hebrew boy who was |
his father's firstborn son |
Now with the angel of death passing low it was hard to fall asleep |
But one little lamb stood in his mind as he lay there counting sheep |
He wondered why this young lamb had to die why his blood was on the door |
Through the wind and rain would it still remain he wanted to be sure |
So he called out to his earthly father |
with a trembling voice so scared |
Crying Father would you please go look and see if the blood is still there? |
And he said Son now don't you C}worry for the F}blood is there to stay |
The wind may blow and the rain may fall |
but it won't just wash away |
The blood will stand the raging storm |
it’s been applied with loving care |
Safe, secure you can C}rest assured that the blood is still there |
Looking over all the damage |
Satan’s storm had left behind |
The flood of endless questions |
and even doubt had filled my mind |
The fear that gripped my troubled soul |
brought me back to my knees in prayer |
Crying Father would you please go look and see if the blood is still there |
And he said Son now don't you C}worry formy F}blood is there to stay |
The wind may blow and the rain may fall |
but it won't just wash a- way |
My blood will stand the raging storm |
it’s been applied with loving care |
Safe, secure you can C}rest assured that the blood is still there |