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but the lord has set my soul free. there are men here that don't ever worship. there are men here who scoff at the ones who pray. but i've got down on my knees in that grey stone chapel
Singer: johnny cash
but the door to the house of god is never locked. inside the walls of prison my body may be
but the lord has set my soul free. there are men here that don't ever worship. there are men here who scoff at the ones who pray. but i've got down on my knees in that grey stone chapel
and i've thanked the lord for helping me each day. now this grey stone chapel here at folsom
but the door to the house of god is never locked. inside the walls of prison my body may be
but the lord has set my soul free. there are men here that don't ever worship. there are men here who scoff at the ones who pray. but i've got down on my knees in that grey stone chapel
and i've thanked the lord for helping me each day. now this grey stone chapel here at folsom