Return To Your God
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Return To Your God
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If you don't know how to pray
Close your eyes and think of God
'Cause his love for you can change your life
If you want to be free
Look to him and open you heart
'Cause only him has the power to set you free!
Return to your God
Don't be afraid
He wants and he waits for you to accept him
Return to your God
Don't be afraid
He is the truth that you have been looking for
God is our only hope
He sent his son to save you and me
Jesus's blood on the cross erased our sins
It's not too late to know him
It's not too late to believe
With his holy spirit we will be new men
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