All Yours
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All Yours
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You set the boundaries for the oceans
You command the wind and the waves
Standing over every season
God You reign, You reign
It's all Yours
The day and the night, the earth and the sky
God it's all Yours
Every breath we're taking in
We pour out again in worship
God You authored our beginning
You have numbered all our days
Your love for us is everlasting
Beyond the grave, You reign
It's all Yours
The day and the night, the earth and the sky
God it's all Yours
Every breath we're taking in
We pour out again in worship
The moutains rise and lift Your name
The oceans roar and shout Your praise
Everything is yours!
It's all Yours
The day and the night, the earth and the sky
God it's all Yours
Every breath we're taking in
We pour out again in worship
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Chris Tomlin performs "All Yours", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Tomlin catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to At The Cross (Love Ran Red) and Your Grace Is Enough with a short reason for opening each page next.
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