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Eternity
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VERSE 1
I should go straight to Hell
To be punished
For a list of crimes
I cannot deny what I have done
I’ve been wasting so much time
Giving into my selfish pride
But somehow God
Is keeping me alive
PRE-CHORUS
In this life
You have a choice
CHORUS
Where will you go
Heaven or Hell
What will you choose
Life or death
What will your choices
Say about you
Where will you be
For Eternity
You can be blind
Or clearly see
What will be your legacy
For Eternity
VERSE 2
These demons keep on chasing me
Tempting me to do crazy things
That go against my beliefs
I could choose to give into sin
Or let God change my heart within
What should I do in temptation
REPEAT PRE-CHORUS
REPEAT CHORUS
BRIDGE
What will Jesus say
On your final day
Will He say well done
Good and faithful one
What will Jesus say
On your final day
Will He say well done
Good and faithful one
REPEAT CHORUS
ENDING
What will Jesus say
On your final day
Will He say well done
Good and faithful one
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Connor Roy Detroit, Michigan
Connor Roy is a Singer/Songwriter from Detroit, Michigan and has had the privilege of sharing the stage with The Ongoing Concept [Solid State Records], Mouth of the South [Facedown Records], My Heart to Fear [Solid State Records], and Third Day [Essential Records]. Connor strives to bring a message of hope and love through his music. ... more
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Foundations: 2007-2013
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Good Luck Varsity's first full length record FOUNDATIONS is an OUTSTANDING ALBUM from an OUTSTANDING BAND! I know them personally and they are incredible friends! I love you guys!
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While I'm not a huge fan of spoken word, Chris Bernstorf is amazing! I saw him once in concert performing "LIGHT" which is on this album! I wanna pray the same prayer: "make me an infinite supernova!"
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