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Dry Bones - The Delta Rhythm Boys



     
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My soul cries out
My soul cries out for youThese bones cry out
These dry bones cry for you
To live and move
'Cause only You can raise the dead
Can lift my head upMy soul cries out
My soul cries out for youJesus, You're the one who saves us
Constantly creates us into something new
Jesus, surely you will finds us
Surely our Messiah will make all things new
Will make all things newMy soul cries out
My soul cries out for youThese bones cry out
These dry bones cry for you
To live and move
'Cause only You can raise the dead
Can lift my head upJesus, You're the one who saves us
Constantly creates us into something new
Jesus, surely you will finds us

Surely our Messiah will make all things new
Will make all things newLife is breaking out, it's breaking out
Life is breaking out, it's breaking out, it's breaking outAnd life is breaking out, it's breaking out, it's breaking outJesus, You're the one who saves us
Constantly creates us into something new
Jesus, surely you will finds us
Surely our Messiah will make all things new
Will make all things new

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The Delta Rhythm Boys were an American vocal group active for over 50 years from 1934 to 1987. The group was first formed at Langston University in Langston, Oklahoma, in 1934 by Elmaurice Miller, Traverse Crawford, Essie Joseph Adkins, and Otha Lee Gaines. In 1936, they moved to Dillard University in New Orleans, Louisiana, where they worked under Frederick Hall under the names, New Orleans Quintet and Frederick Hall Quintet. Clinton Holland (soon replaced by Carl Jones) and Kelsey Pharr (replaced by Hugh Bryant in 1962) replaced Miller and Adkins. Rene DeKnight became their pianist.


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