One Solitary Life chords by Bill Anderson
Verse 1
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Jesus Jesus Jesus sweetest
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name I know
He was born in an obscure village
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The son of a simple peasant woman
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He grew up in another small
town
And worked with his father in a carpenter
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shop until He was thirty
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And then for three years he was what
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we might call a traveling preacher
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He never wrote a book He never
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held political office
The places He did go
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He usually walked
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He never did any of the things that one
normally associates with greatness
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He had no credentials but himself
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When He was only thirty-
three years old
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The tide of public opinion
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turned against Him
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Some of His friends deserted
Him one denied Him
One even betrayed Him and turned
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Him over to His enemies
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He went through the mockery of a trial
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He was nailed to a cross
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between two thieves
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While He was dying His executioners
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for His only possession
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His robe His purple robe
When He was dead he was
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taken from the cross
And laid in a borrowed grave
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Provided for the compassion
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of friends
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Almost twenty wide centuries
have since come and gone
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And today this man is
the centerpiece of the human race
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The leader in the column
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of mankind problems
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I think I am well with in the mark
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That all the armies that ever marched
All the navies that ever sailed
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the seven seas
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All the legislative bodies that ever met
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All the kings and rulers that
have ever rained
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And all put together have not affected
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the life of man here on this earth
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As much as that one solitary
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life
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Jesus Jesus Jesus Sweetest name
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I know
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Sweetest name I know I know
One Solitary Life
Bill Anderson
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