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Lynda Randle – My Feet May Be Tired

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We bring to you this brilliant record dubbed My Feet May Be Tired, a track generated from Lynda Randle’s 2022 project.

Off the album tagged Pilgrim Journey comes this remarkable music titled My Feet May Be Tired presented by Lynda Randle, a renowned gospel female singer from America. This scintillating harmony was released in the year 2022.

The track tagged My Feet May Be Tired was outlined by Lynda Randle as the fourth song off Pilgrim Journey body of work that houses eleven breathtaking songs that you will surely love.

Lynda Randle has always been on top of her game when it comes to delivering great sounds. The album labelled Pilgrim Journey is one powerful project from Lynda Randle. Enjoy this song named, My Feet May Be Tired.

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My Feet May Be Tired Lyrics By Lynda Randle

[Chorus]
My feet may be tired but my soul is rested
My arms may be weak but I’m pressing on
‘Cause the struggle ain’t over till we’re sisters and we’re brothers
My feet may be tired but I’m marching on

[Verse 1]
There is trouble in this land like I’ve never seen before
Lord, please help me understand, I can’t take it no more
My feet may be tired but I’m marching on

[Chorus]
My feet may be tired but my soul is rested
My arms may be weak but I’m pressing on
‘Cause the struggle ain’t over till we’re sisters and we’re brothers
My feet may be tired but I’m marching on

[Bridge]
I will fight for what is right
Doesn’t matter the cost
I will fight with all my might
I’m gonna carry my cross
My feet may be tired but I’m marching on

Marching on hand in hand (Hand in hand)
Marching on to freedom land (Freedom land)

[Chorus]
My feet may be tired but my soul is rested
My arms may be weak but I’m gonna press on
‘Cause the struggle ain’t over till we’re sisters and brothers
My feet (My feet) may be tired (Tired)
I said, my feet (My feet) may be tired (Tired)
My feet may be tired
But I’m march— marching, pressing on
Gotta keep movin’ on