Deliverer
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Deliverer
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You are not possessive, You respect all things
You are not invasive, You have no envy
You are not insistent, You do not force me
You are not controlling, You make me free indeed
You're my deliverer
You're my deliverer
You won't pass me by
Your law is freedom and mercy is Your rule
Though You dwell within me, I can't contain You
You're my deliverer
You're my deliverer
You won't pass me by
In the ruins of my heart, You preach to the poor
Turning over stones to show me there is more
More than all I ask, more than I'm looking for
In the ruins of my heart
You're my deliverer
You're my deliverer
You won't pass me by
You're my deliverer
You're my deliverer
You won't pass me by
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Audrey Assad performs "Deliverer", and this lyric page sits inside the Audrey Assad catalog on LyroVerse.
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