Maverick City Music, Dante Bowe, Todd Dulaney, Jekalyn Carr, Mav City Gospel Choir - Make It Right (feat. Dante Bowe, Todd Dulaney, Jekalyn Carr & Mav City Gospel Choir) (Gospel)

Maverick City Music, Dante Bowe, Todd Dulaney, Jekalyn Carr, Mav City Gospel Choir has released a Gospel track called Jubilee: The Juneteenth Edition.

“Make It Right”, written by Dante Bowe, Todd Dulaney, and Mitch Wong is the first single off of Jubilee: Juneteenth Edition released on June 18th, 2021. Recorded at a live worship event celebrating Juneteenth.

LYRICS:

Verse 1

I remember when sin was sin

I remember when wrong was wrong

I remember when we all fell short

But got back up much quicker than the fall

Chorus

I’m praying that You open our eyes

Praying that You open our eyes again

Father please open our eyes

Father please open our eyes again

Verse 2

I remember when the left was left

I remember when we had respect

I remember when my mama said no

it’s exactly what she meant

And then she’d follow up and say

Because I told you so

Chorus

I’m pray that you open our eyes

Praying that You open our eyes again

Father please open our eyes

Father please open our eyes again

Bridge

You can take what’s wrong

You can make it write

With some holy conviction

A little loving and correction

You can take these burdens

Give us one that’s light

Here I am Jesus

#Juneteenth #Makeitright #Gospel #Jubilee #TRIBL

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/2hKrNvjSpqiOs7QhcNmJZI

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edaA71kMKgg

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