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Artist: Altered
Canonical path: /altered/forty-two
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Forty-two
Read Forty-two lyrics by Altered on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Forty-two
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You wear light like a robe
You stretch out the sky like a tent
You make Your chariot of the clouds
And You ride on the wings of the wind woah ho ho
I thrist for You, You are my God
With You I am content
I will stayn close You are my strength
Your love is better than life woah ho ho
I found rest in God
I found rest in God
I found rest in God
I found rest in God
I found rest in God
I found rest in God
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