Heirlooms
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Heirlooms
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Up in the Attic,
Down On My Knees.
Lifetimes of Boxes,
Timeless to Me.
Letters and Photographs,
Yellowed With Years,
Some Bringing Laughter,
Some Bringing Tears.
Time Never Changes,
The Memories, the Faces
Of Loved Ones, Who Bring to Me,
All That I Come From,
And All That I Live For,
And All That I'm Going to Be.
My Precious Family
Is More Than An Heirloom to Me.
Wisemen and Shepherds,
Down On Their Knees,
Bringing Their Treasures
To Lay At His Feet.
Who Was This Wonder,
Baby Yet King?
Living and Dying;
He Gave Life to Me.
Time Never Changes,
The Memory, the Moment
His Love First Pierced Through Me,
Telling All That I Came From,
And All That I Live For,
And All That I'm Going to Be.
My Precious Savior
Is More Than An Heirloom to Me.
My Precious Jesus
Is More Than An Heirloom to Me.
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Amy Grant performs "Heirlooms", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Grant catalog on LyroVerse.
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