Chorus:
Troubles will be no more on the other shore
Peace and rest
Home at last
When we get over there
When we get over there
(Repeat)
Verse:
Oh how happy the day
When I say good bye to the troubles of this life
A city bright and fair
Where the streets are paved with gold
And they never grow old
He promised me a mansion there
Where they’ll be no more worries and no more cares
And the joy that we’ll share cannot compare
CHORUS/VERSE/CHORUS
Oh what joy
Oh what peace
Oh what happiness
When we get over there
(REPEAT)
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(194, '2003-10-03 22:05:29', 'Walker, Hezekiah- "Breakthrough"', 'VERSE ONE
I told somebody I was looking for a miracle and then they go
And try to conjure up a resolution for my hang-ups
But it cannot be done
I told them what I neede was a supernatural act from God
Then they looked at me like I was so crazy
Like it was too hard
B SECTION:
I’ve learned to lean not unto man
Because I know that he cannot
Take the pain away or make rain dissipate
Or wash my tears away
CHORUS:
I want to pray like they did in the upper room
I will nto leave because I need to hear from you God
And my mission won’t stop
I’m standing in the need of a breakthrough
I want to walk in Your will and
be favored
No matter how long I must put in my labor God
And my mission won’t stop
I’m standing in the need of a breakthrough.
Verse Two:
I told somebody I was sick in my body and they they read
Me a list of all the doctors in this pamphlet but not if they’re human
What I have it doesn’t require a vaccine or anything
What I need is the healing virtue of the Father not a doctor
B SECTION/CHORUS
BRIDGE:
Some people try to help me out others try to pull me through
But they cannot figure out what they can’t get it right
Sorry but it’s not your fault- I’m in need of a breakthrough
Everybody’s praying for me putting in petitions for me
Trying to keep the faith as wait for a breakthrough
Wrestle with the angels until we get a breakthrough
B SECTION/CHORUS
Written by James Moss