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People get ready
For something like you've never seen
Open up your eyes
Open up your heart
Open up your arms
And let the Spirit of the Savior set you free
Ooh, yeah, you ain't seen nothing yet
Well, all the rumors are true
I don't know about you
But I know, there's more to this
People, here it is
Just what we've all been waitin' for
Open up your eyes
Open up your heart
Open up your arms
Let the Spirit of the Savior set you free
Ooh, yeah, you ain't seen nothing yet
Well, all the rumors are true

I don't know about you
But I know, there's more to this
Oh no, oh no, it doesn't all end here
Don't think this is the end
I will tell you again
That I know, there's more to this
There's more to life
Than being born and dying
There's more to life
Than slowly growing old
If we are wise
We'll keep our eyes on Jesus
Or miss out on the very thing that
God has made us for
Ooh, yeah yeah, you ain't seen nothing yet
All the rumors are true
I don't know about you
But I know, there's more to this
Oh no, oh oh, it doesn't all end here
I don't think this is the end
I will tell you again
That I know, there's more to this, there's more to this

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Information Society (aka Insoc), is a Minneapolis, MN, USA band, consisting of Kurt Harland (aka Kurt Valaquen, nee Kurt Larson), Paul Robb & James Cassidy; the latter two reconvened the band, in 2006. Their breakout hit was 1988's What's on Your Mind (Pure Energy), a dance hit which included a sample of Leonard Simon Nimoy (as Spock, of Star Trek), saying "pure energy" & opened with a sample of Jackson DeForest Kelley (as Leonard McCoy, also Star Trek), saying, "It's worked so far, but we're not out yet!"

Read more about Information Society on Last.fm.


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