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We Cry Out
04:01
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We have seen the glory of the lord
And we thirst for more
Of your beauty
Of your beauty
We have read the stories tales of old
We reach out to hold
The riches of
Your mercy
Your mercy
Who are we to bear Your Name?
Broken chains, not slaves to shame
And we Cry Out
You alone are God and King
Of our Souls
Teach our hearts just how to live in love
We have seen the glory of the lord
And we thirst for more
Of your beauty
Of your beauty
We have read the stories tales of old
We reach out to hold
The riches of
Your mercy
Your mercy
Who are we to bear Your Name?
Broken chains, not slaves to shame
And we Cry Out
You alone are God and King
Of our Souls
Teach our hearts just how to live in love
For Love, we lay down who we are
For Love, crucify what we've done
We beloved, set apart
Venture out to lay our lives down
For Your Loved
And we Cry Out
You alone are God and King
Of our Souls
Teach our hearts just how to live in love
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2. |
Wandered
03:50
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Back and forth
This pull I feel
Is breaking me
I feel, my soul
Longing to see
The glory of
The Lord none can compare
Our God who can compare
To, and fro
My thoughts have wandered
I've been lost, yet
Still followed
Your mercy stronger
In my weakness
God, restore our soul
Oh God, we lift our voice
Heaven thunders
With love for everyone on earth
No greater wonder
The cross my shameful soul restored
Through the waters
Grace had sought to still my heart
All the honor
We return to you our love
Oh what mystery is
Love
You have seen Your children's failures
Still you died to be our savior
Deaths' advances met their end there
We, contrite, cry out
We, your bride, cry out
Heaven thunders
With love for everyone on earth
No greater wonder
The cross my shameful soul restored
Through the waters
Grace had sought to still my heart
All the honor
We return to you our love
Oh, what mystery is Love
Oh, what mystery is Love
Oh, what mystery You Are
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3. |
Psalm 27
05:45
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One thing I have asked
To dwell in The House of The Lord
All of my days
I will gaze upon, The Beauty of The Lord
Whom shall, I fear? The Lord is near
Be strong, take heart, Wait on Him
The Lord is my Light
The Lord my Salvation
I'm the coming days
Of sorrow and heartache, I'm safe in Your tent
I will sing to You
Despite the circumstance, through failures and lament
One thing I have asked
To dwell in The House of The Lord
You said seek My Face
I will seek Your Face forever
Do not turn way in anger
Take me in, take me in
The Lord will take me in
Whom shall, I fear? The Lord is near
Be strong, take heart, Wait on Him
The Lord is my Light
The Lord my Salvation
I believe
I will see
The Goodness of The Lord
While I still draw breath
All of my days
I will gaze upon, The Beauty of The Lord
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4. |
Flood
04:34
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Flood our hearts
Fill our love
Oh Father, of lights
We once were lost
We now are found
Where angels, fear to tread
The mountains shake
The stars they say
You Are, above all
You Are, in our hearts
For the God who said
Let light shine out of darkness
Is The One who shined in our hearts
For the Son who bled
We proclaim is most exalted
Our names are etched on Your Palm
Before time
The plan divine
You set, in Your Mind
A mystery
Blessed history
We claim, victory
You came, set us free
For the God who said
Let light shine out of darkness
Is The One
Who shined in our hearts
For the Son who bled
We proclaim is most exalted
Our names are etched on Your Palm
Perfect love casts out all fear
Perfect One let all nations
For the God who said
Let light shine out of darkness
Is The One
Who shined in our hearts
For the Son who bled
We proclaim is most exalted
Our names are etched on Your Palm
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