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Wandering Soul
lyrics and chords
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interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
Wandering
Soul lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's an
excellent country gospel by George Jones. You can quickly and easily
learn to play this great old song.
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Wandering Soul
recorded by George Jones
written by George Jones and Bill Dudley
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C
G
Oh lend me a hand please Lord and guide me
D7
G
And help lead me down the road that is right
C
G
Oh carry me through these hours of darkness
D7
G
And show me the path of shining light
C G
I'm a wandering soul I'm lost from my Savior
D7
G
A sheep that has strayed so far from the fold
C
G
Just tarrying along in the clutch of old Satan
D7
G
But I'm hoping someday you'll save my soul
C
G
Dear Lord please forgive the grief I have caused you
D7
G
The thoughts of my sins that tortured my soul
C G
Oh help me to know the joy of salvation
D7
G
Help cleanse my life through and make me whole
Repeat #2
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | George Jones lyrics This
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