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One Touch (Version 2)
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One Touch
Jesus healed the sick and He raised the dead
Miracles were performed with the touch of His hand
Even the devil obeyed His command
It just took one touch from the Masters strong hand
(Chorus)
Just one touch from the Masters strong hand
Is all it takes to give us strength to stand
When we're weary from the struggle of it all
It just took one touch from the Masters strong hand
He still heals the sick and He can still raise the dead
He can still perform miracles and wonders today
The devil still must obey His command
It just takes one touch from the Masters strong hand
(Bridge)
It just takes one touch from the Masters strong hand
It just takes one touch
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Rosalee Moore Jackson, Kentucky
Rosalee Moore is a Southern Gospel, Country Gospel, and Bluegrass Gospel Songwriter and Performer from the bluegrass state of Kentucky who has a deep passion for the Lord. She believes God has given her each one of her songs and hopes they will touch the hearts of everyone who hears them. ... more
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