One Thirst
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One Thirst
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You say to us: Seek Your face
Our hearts reply: Your face we seek
And come teach us lord, reveal your ways
Anoint us for, the greater things
We have gathered with one thirst and hunger
We're here to drink of glory and wonder
Here to cry out, come and fill this place!
Come and fill this place
Our single wish, our sole desire
To gaze upon, your beauty God
We will not rest, nor will we cease
Till with our eyes, your face we see
We have gathered with one thirst and hunger
We're here to drink of glory and wonder
Here to cry out, come and fill this place!
Come and fill this place
We wait for you to come and show
Your glory here today
We wait for you
Hallelujah, come (repeat)
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