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by Judith Krouse

Created on: June 02, 2008

The Kingdom First

I'm to put first the Kingdom in my life?
What do you mean first, there is too much strife.
But do I want to put the Kingdom first?
There is too much in the world that I thirst.

In the world I can make much more money.
And I can have more fun with my honey.
Won't having cars and things make me happy?
Will take time away from being a pappy.

Hear what the True God shows to be happy.
Then our life will be great, you wait and see.
Happy righteous families live on earth,
And with all of our friends, it will be worth.

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