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Good All The Time
Random Songby Corey Lueck released 2022-09-15 Uploaded 2023-07-29 23:47:13
Written by Corey Lueck
Genre: Praise and Worship
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0 hearts and 18 playsLyrics
You're good all the time and all the time You are good to me Sometimes it is easy and other times it's hard But I choose to believe that good is who You are Sometimes on the mountain I'm shouting out Your praise Sometimes in the valley I'm questioning Your ways But I know I can't live by only what I see So I choose to believe that You are good for me You're good all the time and all the time You are good You're good all the time and all the time You are good It's who You are and it's who You'll always be You're good all the time and all the time You are good to me Your goodness Your goodness Is not far just take a look around Your goodness Your goodness We join in the praise that Heaven sounds Your goodness Your goodness Is not far just take a look around Your goodness Your goodness We join in the praise that Heaven sounds Nothing else satisfies like Your goodness over me Nothing else satisfies oh Your everything I need Your good all the time And all the time You are good Your good all the time And all the time You are good Your good all the time And all the time You are good It's who You are and it's who You'll always be You're good all the time and all the time You are good to me All the time and all the time You are good to me
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Biography
Corey Lueck was born into a musical family, and took up the drums and singing at age 5. He started his first high school rock band in Grade 11. Soon after graduating high school, Corey, with his brother Todd, started a new country band called the “Red Hot Burritos”, and would go on to record two albums and enjoy some notoriety and frequent radio play.
After several years, the Burritos disbanded and Corey began playing drums part-time in a rock band called “the Hollywood Vampires”. After a dramatic conversion to Christianity, he found himself unable to continue to play this type of music... [more]