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Artist: Austin Williamson
Canonical path: /austin-williamson/maranatha
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Maranatha
Read Maranatha lyrics by Austin Williamson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Maranatha
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I need to have You all You are
Oh I swear I won’t last long lest my hands reach Your heart
Come be the comfort I need You here
I’m feeling like a boy whose ma was never there
You will have my love Jesus
We will become one Jesus
Hallelujah
Hallelujah come Lord Jesus
Ive had gold and silver it’s all the same
But I know if You’re not near my life has been in vain
There’s no wind without You no breath to speak
Still this word Maranatha I’m spitting through my teeth
The only way to God is through the son through those eyes of fire
I vow to respond to His love
Jesus You’re so precious to my heart we were made to be
Together all our days we will be one
Maranatha
Maranatha come Lord Jesus
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Austin Williamson performs "Maranatha", and this lyric page sits inside the Austin Williamson catalog on LyroVerse.
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