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Down to the Water
03:26
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O Lord, I stumble
O Lord, I fall
Weep and moan at the break of dawn
Just waiting on Your call
Did I see You walking
Hung my head in shame
Run and hide like a murderer
Then I heard You call my name
Singing, Oh, we goin down to the water
Singing, Oh, we goin down to the water
All my life in crimson
All Your life in white
Take me down to the muddy water
Pull me under 'til I die
All the brothers and sisters
All of the redeemed
Gathered 'round on holy ground
And the fell down to their needs
Singing, Oh, we goin down to the water
Singing, Oh, we goin down to the water
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2. |
Stumble
03:16
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This war is hell, boy
I can't take no more
I got a mine field blowin in my soul
When I wrestle with my pain
I'm in the firefight once again
And I know you're right there with me
When I stumble
And I know you're right there with me
When I stumble
Come on sweet Jesus
Come help me out
My skin is telling me there's no wait out
And all these lies
I'm ready to believe
And the bitter taste starts turning sweet
And I know you're right there with me
When I stumble
And I know you're right there with me
When I stumble
I got this sickness
Flowing through my veins
In the darkness
I'm not the same
Can you hear me when I scream
Take this from me and let me be
Take this from me and let me be
Take this from me and let me be
Take this from me...
And I know you're right there with me
When I stumble
And I know you're right there with me
When I stumble
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Return to You
04:35
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I need to know You, Lord
I need to find You, Lord
In my wilderness
I'm searching for a home
Where love and mercy flows
To my weary heart
There's comfort in the shadow of Your wings
And I will return, return
Return again to You
And I will return, return
Return again to You
I bring my offering
As a humble child
To Your throne of grace
Where Your love flows down
And overflows my cup
And I am renewed
I worship in the shadow of the cross
And I will return, return
Return again to You
And I will return, return
Return again to You
You are my hiding place
You are the rock of my salvation
You're singing over me right now
With songs of love
With songs of love
And I will return, return
Return again to You
And I will return, return
Return again to You
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My Redeemer Lives
05:39
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I will bless Your name
With every breath that I take
But sometimes breathing
Is so hard
I will follow You
With every step I take
But Lord I stumble
And I fall
And I hurt so bad I can hardly crawl
And the dawn is breaking
My sun is rising
I know my healing is coming
Lead me out of the shadows
Down the road to freedom
I will wait for my rescue
And I know my Redeemer lives
I will see Your hand
In every beautiful thing
But sometimes I tears in my eyes
The cloud everything
Still I will try to sing
And the dawn is breaking
My sun is rising
I know my healing is coming
Lead me out of the shadows
Down the road to freedom
I will wait for my rescue
And I know my Redeemer lives
You know these wounds
You walked these steps
So You can carry me
Lord You come close
To my broken heart
And show me mercy
And the dawn is breaking
My sun is rising
I know my healing is coming
Lead me out of the shadows
Down the road to freedom
I will wait for my rescue
And I know my Redeemer lives
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