Leaving Ninety-nine
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Leaving Ninety-nine
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I'm lost and broken, all alone on this road
the wheels keep turnin', but the feelin' is gone
when I fear I'm on my own
You remind me I am not alone
when You said
(chorus)
I'd leave ninety-nine
leave them all behind
to find you
for you alone
I'd leave ninety-nine
leave them all behind
to find you
it's dark and lonely and the path is unclear
can't move my feet because I'm frozen in fear
then you say, "My child, my child -
I am always here, I'm by your side"
(chorus)
you're never too far down
I promise you'll be found
I'll reach into the mud and mirely clay
pursue you to the end
like a faithful friend
nothing in this world can keep me away
(chorus)
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