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Official lyric video for “Well Water” from Down At The Tabernacle – Gaither featuring The Martins available now!
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Lyrics
The sun was burning hot
As she walked in that desert town
Her soul was feeling restless and dry
She was used to people staring
They always put her down
For the way she lived her life
But today that dusty road
Was gonna lead her to a better place
Where a Stranger would offer her
Water from the well of grace
She needed well water
Cool, sweet well water
Thirsty for well water
Flowing from a river
That'll never run dry
Well, the last thing she wanted
Was to talk to a man
But this one offered something more
He was kind, He was gentle
He seemed to understand
And that's what she was looking for
When she tasted of the water
She knew she'd never be the same
She could hardly wait to run back
And tell what she had found that day
She found that well water
Cool, sweet well water
Thirsty for well water
Flowing from a river
That'll never run dry
When I found myself searchin'
For something to satisfy
(I need something to satisfy)
I can go to the well
I can draw from an endless supply
And you can too
Well, well, well, well water
Cool, sweet well water, ya'll
(Whoa, whoa, whoa)
Thirsty for well water
Flowing for a river
That'll never run dry
Flowing for a river
That'll never run dry
Well, well, well, well