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That's What I Believe - Donnie McClurkin



     
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Lord,
You promised if I keep my mind on You,
You'd keep me in perfect peace
[Choir]
(Yes you would, you'd keep me in perfect peace)
With a sincere heart if I called upon Your name
You'd never turn away from me
[Choir]
(No, no you'd never turn away from me)
Said you'd give me everything I need
[Choir]
(You'd give me everything i need)

I came for deliverance
Deliverance I'll receive
You said You'd deliver me
And that's what I believe
So now every promise is mine, Lord
(It's mine)
I claim it
(Oh yes, I know It's mine)
By faith I receive it it's mine
(It's mine)
Won't leave here like I came
I'm never gonna be the same
I know (It's mine)
By faith I believe I believe
(Oh yes, I know It's mine)
Reach out and receive now
(It's mine)
Won't leave here like I came
I'm never gonna be the same
You can be saved just say.
I came for salvation, Lord
Salvation I'll receive
You said You would save me, Lord
And that's what I believe
I came just to hear Your word
Your word will I receive
You said You world send Your word
And that's what I believe
So down in my heart I know
(It's mine)
I do believe it
(Oh, yes. I know it's mine)
I heard all your promises
(it's mine)
Won't leave here like I came
I'm never gonna be the same
I know, I know (It's mine)
Healing (Oh, yes. I know it's mine)
The provision for me (It's mine)
Won't leave here like I came
I'm never gonna be the same
Yes (It's mine)
You need to know
(Oh yes. I know It's mine)
Believe all the promises (It's Mine)
Won't leave here like I came
I'm never gonna be the same
Somebody help me say
(It's mine)
Come on and help me say
(Oh yes. I know it's mine)
Somebody help me say
(It's mine)
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Lyrics submitted by Rayanna Gordon.

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Born: January 25, 1959 Styles: Black Gospel, Contemporary Gospel, Urban Biography:
Donnie McClurkin is a gospel vocalist with the soul of Andraé Crouch and the contemporary flair of Kirk Franklin. Born into a home filled with domestic violence and drug abuse, McClurkin was saved by an aunt who sang background vocals with Crouch himself. After staying close to Crouch throughout his boyhood, he began to play piano and sing with his church youth choir. He formed the McClurkin Singers by the time he was a teenager, and later formed another group, the New York Restoration Choir.

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