Sing Eternal
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Sing Eternal
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Let me step well past the edge
Where the water fails and time stands still
Where the weeping wind does wail
In the everlasting lung it fills
Let my spirit hear the song
Sung eternal in my inner man
Where I’m a single word
Singing all across your land
Take me far beyond myself
To the endless day and boundless sight
All anxieties away, and stillness for my night
Take me naked to the flame
Until the shadows in me breathe with light
In the height of my being
In the fullness of my sight
Sing eternal in me
Oh I ache to know your touch
And peace that passes understanding
When I sow evil in my actions
Teach me compassion, oh guide my feet
Let me wander through your home
Though I’m broken and I’m weary
Your heart in me has spoken
May your mind bless me to see
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