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1. 1 Just a few more days to be filled with praise, And to tell the old, old story; Then, when twilight falls, and my Savior calls, I shall go to Him in glory. Chorus: I’ll exchange my cross for a starry crown, Where the gates swing outward never; At His feet I’ll lay ev'ry burden down, And with Jesus reign forever.

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2. Jul 04,  · Just a few more days, Just a few more da-a-ays, Just a few more days, Just a few more da-a-ays. Lord I'm striving ma-ke heaven my Home. Oh Oh Oh Lord, Just a few more days. Leader: Listen, Lord I wanna be ready, When you come back for me.

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3. Lyrics to "Just A Few More Days" by THE CARTER FAMILY: Not so long ago one morning / Mother called me to her bed / Then she threw her arms around me / Listen to the words she said / Darling, I am going to leave you / But you'll not be left alone / Jesus will protect and shield you / After he has carried me home / Ju.

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4. Sep 02,  · NYC Has Just 'A Few More Days' To Prevent 22K Layoffs By Courtney Gross and Kathleen Culliton New York City UPDATED PM ET Sep. 02, NEW YORK - Mayor Bill de Blasio can only wait a few.

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5. Just a few more days to roam " The New Cokesbury Hymnal, Nashville () edited by Charles C. Washburn has version and it is found in Hymns of Praise: For the Church and Sunday School by F. G. Kingsbury - Hymns, English - - pages Page

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6. Lyrics to 'A Few More Days' by Matthew West. There is a longing deep inside my soul There is a place my spirit wants to go It's far away from all these .

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8. I think that (a) -- for a few more days -- would be the most conversational and most frequently used. Maybe (b) -- a few more days -- is just as frequently used. In (c) and (d), "more" means longer. The sentences are correct, but are heard less often. RA.

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9. Just a few more days, Just a few more da-a-ays, Just a few more days, Just a few more da-a-ays. Lord I'm striving ma-ke heaven my home. Oh Oh Oh Lord, Just a few more days. Leader: Listen, Lord I wanna be ready, When you come back for me.

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