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Lyrics are VERY important in Gospel songs,without them the true message would not heard, other than in sermons, but people will not listen to a sermon over and over,but they will in song, and a Gospel song is a 3 or 4 minute sermon, if it is well written. Amazing Grace, without lyrics, would be a nice tune, but it would not get people saved, but as soon as people hear the tune, the words come to their mind, the message of hope and grace and forgiveness for past and future sins.
Now if you want to dance, the lyrics are not important, it is the beat of the music. That's why Rock and Roll is so well liked, because the beat makes you want to dance, the lyrics mean little and don't even have to make sense.
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