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563647
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Mary Rice Hopkins
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Big Steps 4 U
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Plagues
Mary Rice Hopkins
Dancing In the Desert - Mary Rice Hopkins
Lyrics
Moses said yes the pharaoh said no no no no no
Moses said yes the pharaoh said no no no can’t let ‘em go
No no can’t let ‘em go
Moses said God will make the river red
You cannot swim and the fish will be dead
But Pharoah said so what and went ahead
Said no no can’t let ‘em go
No no can’t let ‘em go
Then there were frogs here and there
Outside everywhere
Even the Pharaoh had ‘em in his hair
He said no no can’t let ‘em go
No no can’t let ‘em go
Well you’d think Pharaoh had enough of that
You’d think that’s bad there are lice and gnats
But Pharaoh didn’t budge he just sat
Said no no can’t let ‘em go
No no I can’t let ‘em go
The fifth plague came to the oxen cows
All of the livestock were moaning out loud
But Pharaoh wouldn’t listen and let them out
He said no no can’t let ‘em go
No no I can’t let ‘em go
Plague number six boils on the skin
Next came the hail and the thunder and the wind
But Pharaoh said no way I’m not giving in
He said no no I can’t let ‘em go
No no I can’t let ‘em go
Locusts were there jumping around
Grasshoppers with a cricket sound
Eating every bush on the ground
He said no no can’t let ‘em go
No no can’t let ‘em go
Then darkness fell all over the land
The ninth plague came and God was sad
Now the final plague was the Passover Lamb
Yes yes I’ll let ‘em go
Yes yes I’ll let ‘em go