Satisfy
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Satisfy
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In a dry and thirsty land
You are the water
When I'm on my knees again
Yours is the power
When the battle weakens me
You will be my victory
You supply my every need
Fill us with your rest
Fill us with your spirit
Fill us with your love
Only you can satisfy
I find everything I need in you
I find everything I need in you
I find everything I need in Jesus
Only you can satisfy
I find everything I need in you
I find everything I need in you
I find everything I need in Jesus
Cause only you can satisfy
I find everything I need in you
I find everything I need in you
I find everything I need in Jesus
Only you can satisfy
I find everything I need in you
I find everything I need in you
I find everything I need in Jesus
Only you can satisfy
Only you can satisfy
Jesus, only you can satisfy
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