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When the time comes and I'm standing at the river
That seperates the two worlds that I love,
Torn between my precious friends and my family
And the place of peace that's waiting up above,
Hold my hand and stay there by my side,
And when I finally step into the tide,
Celebrate me home, celebrate me there.
Celebrate me in that land of wonder where nothing can compare.
Celebrate me in that place, celebrate me saved by grace.
Don't just sit and weep because I'm gone;
Celebrate me home.
I have spent most of my life on earth preparing
To take the trip from here to Heaven's throne.
With the shield and Word of God to guide me
It's a comfort knowing I am not alone.
So when I take my final final fleeting breath
And fade into the gentle sleep of death.
Celebrate me home, celebrate me there.

Celebrate me in that land of wonder where nothing can compare.
Celebrate me in that place, celebrate me saved by grace.
Don't just sit and weep because I'm gone;
Celebrate me home.
No more broken dreams. No more tears to cry.
Into my Father's arms I'll fly.
Celebrate me home, celebrate me there.
Celebrate me in that land of wonder where nothing can compare.
Celebrate me in that place, celebrate me saved by grace.
Don't just sit and weep because I'm gone;
Celebrate me home.
Celebrate me home.

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The Perrys are a professional Southern Gospel quartet based in Gallatin, TN. The group formed on December 25, 1970 with Randy Perry and his sisters Debbie and Libbi in Georgia. In the mid-80's, the group signed with former pianist for the Happy Goodman Family, Eddie Crook on his, then new, Morning Star Records label. Also during this time Libbi met and married Tracy Stuffle who would become the group's bass singer.

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