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Artist: 4Him
Canonical path: /4him/debt-of-gratitude
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Debt of Gratitude
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Debt of Gratitude
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You brought me back to life
Healed my broken heart
You've given me my sight
You've taken me by storm
You gave it all away
To come and rescue me
Day after day
Your love delivers me
What can I ever do to thank You?
What do I owe You?
What can I pay?
My debt of gratitude grows every day
All I have to give is an offering of love
The sacrifice of praise
Here I am again
So in need of You
You always take me as I am
You always pull me through
What can I ever do to thank You?
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