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New
03:08
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Out of luck I climbed in my car
numb to all the noise
in the mirror I saw the mess
I hastily withdrew
All that night I sped through desert
with the ghost of deeds once done
saving grace seemed miles from Kingman
same with Brawley, Cal
When San Diego offered no rest
I fell deeper still
arms of lovers pulled me through fire
that blinded as it burned
Unable to see I cried aloud
“Can’t you hear me, GOD”
a gracious silence swept through my bones
and, sobered then, I knew
What I had known
knew that I was wrong
I knew the addict’s plight
knew my heart was stifled
knew that change was costly
knew he’d stop at nothing
knew he’d stop when I was
new
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Wrest
01:01
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Mighty King
we will sing your praise
meet us here
In our joy
we will sing your praise
oh, draw near
Enemies trembling
they hear our song
of adoration
Who can stand
in the presence of the Lamb
here’s our song of dedication
Weighted down, Lord
hopeless, numb with wine from
many years of bending
wanting compromise
yet you kept your promise
yeah, you kept you promise
Justice fall
and tear away our fears
right the wrongs of our creation
Show your hand
hastening the end
and the day of salvation
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Ever
01:45
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5. |
Didn't Our Hearts Burn
04:05
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Dark as sea
on a moonless night
cut by glory bright
none could see
When like a sheet
stone was pushed aside
Where could the body hide?
It was complete
Who could believe
that three days dead
body soaked in red
he would live
Oh how it was true more than ever before
mercy has the final say
and how death lay lifeless on the tomb's stone floor
as the Father's love showed the way
A man they knew
unlike any seen
wearing white as clean
as morning dew
Spoke of love
with a tenderness
impossible to miss
oh what it proved
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Settled seas, quieted storms
rainfall in desert drought
new wine at wedding feasts
the Father's love, Father's peace
Ailments gone, sight restored
bread enough and thousands fed
women heard and children held
the promise real, promise felt
Lame restored, tables turned
wounds accounting everything
finally the truth alive
in hearts and souls, hands and minds
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7. |
Wisdom/Life
04:14
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Light across the ocean
my reason gives way
foolish thought
to walk upon the waves
O what wisdom, what life
the faith of a child
Quickly, I realize
I’m stranded but alive
No longer in pieces
though bruised in many places
Grace mends my limbs
life is emptiness without this
You are absolute
and all I’ve known
you keep callin’ me out
from my ivory tower
When I’m pressed by crashing waves
you raise me up again to say
“I am, I am” I am…
On open water
your Spirit has my hands
tosses me to your shores
where I crash-land
Shipwrecked in your arms,
helpless to depart
Water from my lungs
I sing freely now
holy in your presence
wholly overwhelmed
Though the sea condemns
your mercy saves
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8. |
Meditation
05:05
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