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You Saved Me
04:53
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Jesus, You created me in your image
Jesus, You died upon a cross to save me
Jesus, You have made me a new creation
Jesus, You gave your all for me!
How can refuse to sing?
How can I be silent?
How can I not raise my hands
have faith in your great promise?
How can I not dance for joy
on these streets every morning?
How can I forget your name?
You're the one who came and saved me!
Jesus! You are my everything.
Lord of the Universe, my one and only King.
Oh Lord I need you, desperately (I) need you.
In my darkest night,
You saved me!
Jesus, You know my heart completely
Jesus, You see through all my darkest fears
Jesus, I cannot hide from your face
Jesus, Will you come and light the way
Close my eyes Lord, open my heart.
Make me ready for the battle ahead
My life is yours alone, My soul cries out for you
My Father, My Savior, My King, Jesus!
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The Dawn
03:49
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Sometimes I lie to myself, saying
Everything's gonna be just fine
I don't wanna face the truth, maybe
It won't work out this time
And it's there in my weakness
That find you are so strong
And it's there in the darkness
I can finally see the dawn
Sometimes this life just don't make sense
What plans I had have fallen apart
I think it's time to make a change
So Lord I give you back my heart
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Heart
03:42
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I come before You
A scarred and sinful man
My heart longs for you
To come adore you
The risen lamb
My eyes are open
I see that I am broken
These lips sing for You
This praise is made to exalt
The risen lamb
You're all I need
You're all I'll ever need
I kept on looking
But no one compared to You
Your love is flowing
And it fills my heart
It fills this desert heart
You have restored me
And sin no longer holds me
My soul is made anew
By the nails that pierced
The risen lamb
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Jesus is Here
04:22
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How can we live in fear
Throughout all our years
Of a perfect hope
Why must we hide this way
Hiding ourselves away
From the savior of the world
How can we go on like this
Denying a clearly seen
Sign of the Divine
Do not do not be afraid
You don’t have to save the day
Do not do not hide away from Him
Do not do not run away
Jesus is here to save the day
I will I will not hide my self from you
My Lord, my Lord
Why do we tremble in here
Fearing some evil power
When the Lord is by our side
Why must we hide this way
Hiding ourselves away
From the Savior of the world
How can we go on like this
Denying a clearly seen
Sign of the Divine
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Live For You
04:42
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Feel the beat, feel the pulse,
That is running through our souls
We’ll let it out, let it dance, let it sing, let it shout out,
Let it shout out for you
Set our hearts on fire
May all our words inspire
We want, to live
We want to live for you
This is our great desire
To live electrified
We want, to live
We want to live for you
We’re ready to try something new
We’re ready to move,
And let go of everything,
We’ve been holding on to
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Rescued
04:57
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In the darkened room with all the lights on
Can you see the moon creeping through the trees
Your heart is looking for another way to restore
Your mind is wasted away on stupid games that you play
How could you do this to yourself
Don't you know He died to save your life
Give up the pain have no shame (have no shame)
He's come and rescued you!
In the midday noon with all the lights gone
Can you see the flame that's reaching out to you
Take my hand make a stand for what you know is true
This is your time to live, what are you willing to give?
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7. |
These Are the Stars
02:06
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