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Intro
02:22
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March
04:02
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Lord, we are coming home to you. No, there is nothing the world can do to hold all of your children hostages, since you’ve come and freed us. Let go, hands of death and darkness, in the name of Jesus.
Lord, you are calling out our name. No, we will never be the same. Like snow, our failures melt within your light and water a hope that grows deep in the darkest of nights, raising your throne. Oh!, even the ground we walk along, it sings with elation. Behold, the glorious redemption song of all of creation.
You make all things new
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At A Loss
04:39
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I don’t know what I could say, that sings your glory
It seems my words have bowed to pray, and they’re not moving
I don’t know what I could do, but stay here resting
and soak my bones in depths of you, beyond comprehending
while comprehending...
that all I know is with all I am, I love you dear Jesus.
Though I can’t articulate, what shouts inside me
hear me resonate with praise, for you O Great King
Lord of all the universe, found washing my feet
You’re love is making my heart burst, so wash all of me
please take all of me...
for all I know is with all I am, I love you dear Jesus
Holy Spirit, Father, Son,
all glory to you
Fill our hearts until we are one, Love’s anthem, we will sing forever
I love you more than my life, still more with each breath.
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4. |
Interlude
01:06
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5. |
Bitterness
05:07
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I hurt in my chest,
every time i think of you
I’ve been holding on so long,
to all the pain that keeps me from moving on
but so I don’t strike a match and burn alive my own soul with fire and bitterness,
I forgive you, for your mistake. I forgive you, for my sake
I’m incapable of,
letting go on my own strength
birth in me the start, your heart,
to forgive as your light forgives my dark
but so I don’t strike a match and burn alive my own soul with fire and bitterness,
I forgive you, for your mistake. I forgive you, for my sake
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6. |
Control
00:21
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Hold On
06:04
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I’m riding out
I’ve heard your prayers
Fire and smoke,
they fill the air
Choking ash, my children cry
A death toll rings for you tonight
My footsteps are coming, they’re coming for you now
Black caverns are trembling, echoing the sound
Hold on my Love
I’m on my way
All Hell is shaking at My Name.
Hush my child
I’ll make things right In my arms
you’re safe tonight I’ll stand you up, your soul, restore and let you drink, from Heaven’s shore
My footsteps are coming,
they’re pounding through the ground black caverns are trembling
echoing the sound
Hold on my love
You’ll sing again,
The sun is rising in the end
Hold on my love
I’m on my way
All Hell is shaking at My Name
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8. |
Take A Deep Breath
05:08
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Breathe out the bad air
Breathe in the truth
You have a Father who deeply loves you
Who walks alongside you,
His arm around your back
In every hard time you’ve ever been through
Bid the blood of Jesus flow through your broken heart
Bring rest to your battles and peace to your wars
Breathe In me, till my lungs burn
Breathe O God, till my life returns
When you have fallen to your life’s final verse
Been through the gauntlet,
Hell’s done it’s worst,
It’s His hands that catch you, so gentle and soft
In His eyes, you will find
all that was lost.
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Ryan Stubbs Nashville, Tennessee
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