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    For lots of people these songs will take them back to their childhood.

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    God Bless

    Jim
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lyrics

We can trace our family tree
Been around for centuries
When the Pyramids were mere lumps
We already had our humps
Helped Noah build his floating zoo
Showed Moses a commandment or two
Taught David how to play sitar
Led the wise men to a shiny star

A spitting image
A spitting image
We are more than mere mammals
A spitting image
A spitting image
We are the Spicy Camels

We saw our Lord Jesus spit
As he made some mud with it
Put it on a blind mans eyes
Who looked and received his sight
Jesus used us when he taught
When he said "Heaven it cannot be bought"
You cant take it with you when you go
It's like a camel getting through a needles hole

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from Spicy Camels & Jim Bailey Silly Songs, track released June 6, 2004
www.jimbailey.org
jim@jimbailey.org
for praise parties and live altogether worship family show & childrens ministry training

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