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Ježíš / Jesus
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originally in Czech language, this is what he yells:
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Do you hear this?
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus
Jesus equals love
Impossible
You must know it's impossible
It's impossible to be happy without Jesus
And you know
Deep in your heart you know
That it's impossible
It's impossible to live without Jesus
Try it
Just try it
Maybe another year
You're going to suffer
But God loves you
(Jesus, Jesus)
That's the name you need to hear
(Jesus, Jesus)
You need Jesus, your life's at stake
(Jesus, Jesus)
You're certainly not that rubbish
(Jesus, Jesus, Jesus)
You are worthful
Desperately
You need Jesus desperately
If you want to realize your life
Try to tell him Jesus,
let me know that you are real
that you're not a lie
I want to know you
It happened
It already happened on the cross
On the cross at Golgotha
Jesus bestowed life upon you
He represents life
He preached and he said -
I am the path
I am the life
And it wasn't out of pride
He was not a self-proclaimed hero
He was the hero
(Jesus, Jesus)
That's the name you need to hear
(Jesus, Jesus)
You need Jesus, your life's at stake
(Jesus, Jesus)
You're certainly not that rubbish
(Jesus, Jesus, Jesus)
You are worthful
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Miriam Tell
05:30
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