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Hymn

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Hymn

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If to distant lands I scatter

If I sail to farthest seas

Would you find and firm and gather

'Til I only dwell in Thee

If I flee from greenest pastures

Would you leave to look for me

Forfeit glory to come after

'Til I only dwell in Thee

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If my heart has one ambition

If my soul one goal to seek

This my solitary vision

'Til I only dwell in Thee

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Brooke Fraser performs "Hymn", and this lyric page sits inside the Brooke Fraser catalog on LyroVerse.

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