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Take me beyond, I see the doorway
I see your heart, bring me before
I know you hear all I’ve been asking
This is no fear, yeah this is something new
And this something is because of you…
Well bring me through the night. Brace me for life
Well I’ve found what I’ve been looking for
Looking for, yeah yeah, Oh Yahweh
Well I hear you as I did before. No fear of sudden war
I’ve found what I’ve been looking for
Looking for, yeah yeah, Oh Yahweh
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River
04:30
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Strength
03:12
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Come Back
03:51
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Well you climbed the highest mountain
But the feeling would not follow
Cause although you felt accomplished
You just sought for the approval
Now the fire comes and goes now
But the peace it never lasts
And you don't quite understand this
So just come back
Come back my son
You need not earn it
Yeah my minds made up
You need not deserve it
Yeah come back my son
Into my love, into my love...
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How Beautiful
05:34
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Ocean
06:06
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Take my affections and take my pride
It's hard to say I'm doing fine when I ain't doing right
Despite the size of time I've had since the day that I was ready to die in my lovers lap yeah
Die in my lovers lap, thought that I could not be seen
Felt like I could not pay you to simply remember me
But You stepped forward Lord, yeah You set me free
I guess that's the remembrance that I needed
And as I cross this ocean
I will learn to love
You will be my fortress
And I'll will be Your son
My fortress, my fortress, my fortress...
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Faithful
04:21
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Home
03:16
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"Come my child and rest with Me,
Burden light and yolk easy,
See the Son and how He beams
There's no darkness in My sight
I can lead you I can hold
Venture out, see it unfold
I'm your Father, your own home
Remain within my might
I know you will come home
I know you will come home with time
Come my child and rest with Me,
See the beacon beckoning
Beam of light out toward the sea for you"
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