| Outside Savanna, Spring of 1844, They drove the last nail in,
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| and opened up the doors. | 
| Jedediah Moore, was the first to be baptized,
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| saw him married here and buried here when the Yankees took his life.
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| Ive felt the pain, of people fighting their own demons, and the presence,
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| of the power that finally freed them. | 
| I’m a bright and shining beacon,
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| giving shelter in the storm,
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| every saint and sinner, I greet with open arms.
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| I am the Rock, I am stained glass and stone, the foundation that this
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| town was built upon and Ive been standing strong and steady all these
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| years, held together by the faithful gathered here
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| I’ve heard the words of deliverance and damnation,
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| and the sweet sound of redemption and salvation.
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| Entire congregations, with their voices raised in
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| song, while the Angles in my rafters rejoice and sing along.
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| Repeat And as long as there’s a God above and people still
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| believe, my walls will never crumble, and I will always be…
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| The Rock. | 
| I am stained glass and stone,
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| the foundation that this town was built upon and Ive
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| been standing strong and steady all these years,
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| held together by the faithful gathered here
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| Outside Savannah, Spring of 1844,
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| they drove the last nail in, and opened up my doors. |