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Okay now, here we go
Well, I was walkin’ down the street Just another day
Mindin’ my own business, I say
I saw a bloke standin’ on the side of the Street
And waving his Bible and being everything but discreet
You know what’s right from wrong don’t say, no way
Don’t wait till things go wrong, seek Him today
Love and joy and peace and hope is what He offers us, oh yeah
Love and joy and peace and hope is what He offers us
Ah ha
You know I’m not usually one to stop
And talk to people like this, you know, yeah
But something inside of me was building up
And needin’ to find out what he’d say
You know what’s right from wrong don’t say, no way
Don’t wait till things go wrong, seek Him today
Love and joy and peace and hope is what He offers us, oh yeah
Love and joy and peace and hope is what He offers us

Ah ha
Ah yeah
Well that was several months ago now my life has changed
Because someone cared to say
He stands at the door of your heart and knocks
Open up the door and don't keep it locked today, today
You know what’s right from wrong don’t say, no way
Don’t wait till things go wrong, seek Him today
Love and joy and peace and hope is what He offers us, oh yeah
Love and joy and peace and hope is what He offers us
Love and joy and peace and hope is what He offers us
Love and joy and peace and hope is what He offers us

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Formed in 2002 and inspired by the likes of Elvis Costello, Aimee Mann and Jellyfish, The Eisenhowers is a loose collection of Glasgow-based musicians focused on the songwriting of Raymond Weir (who is also a member of the highly-rated slinky pop outfit, Gum).
The debut album 'Almost half-undressed' features 12 literate, punchy and often thoughtful songs covering a wide range of topics, including sex, celebrity, love, money, serial killers and even parenthood.


Read more about the eisenhowers on Last.fm.


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