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Freedom 2.3.10
03:16
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Verse:
For the longest time
I've had these chains around my feet
I never knew the sacrifice
That you had made for me could set me free
Prechorus:
But I can't seem to get past this lie
That says I'm unworthy
Chorus:
I love you Jesus
My desire is to know deeper still
My heart cries out in desperation
Jesus, You're my only hope
Come take my heart
And let me know I'm free
Bridge:
What good is your blood
If I can't get past my guilt
How many times, will I try and fall again
My righteouness is filthy rags
Your blood washed it all away
What can I say but
I am finally free
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One Thing
01:15
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One thing I seek
Is to see Your beauty
One thing I ask
Is to love like You love me
One thing I desire
Is to dwell in Your house
One thing I need
Is to know how You love me
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To gaze upon the beauty of the Lord
All of my days
To dance with Him
In sweet surrender
To gaze upon the beauty of the Lord
All of my days
To sing with Him
Unending songs
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