Stealing Away
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Stealing Away
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[verse 1]
Why is it so hard for me to let go?
And why is it so hard for me to dispose
Of all the sin I try to hide?
And I run I don't know why
What's there left for me to do?
[chorus]
You're stealing away
Every part of my heart
Come and replace
All my selfish ways
Alter my world
Every part of my heart
Steal me away, steal me away
[verse 2]
Tell me who's to blame for the sin on my lips
I can't repair the stains
That I tried so hard to fix
But You wipe away the stains
And in love You called my name
Now I'm running back to You
[bridge]
And I know that I can't last
And I know that I can't last without You
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