Come Home Running
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Come Home Running
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Oh, heart of mine, why must you stray?
From one so fair you run away
And one more time you have to pay
The heaviness of needless shame
Oh, heart of mine, come back home
You've been too long out on your own
And He's been there all along
Watching for you down the road
So come home running
His arms are open wide
His name is Jesus
He understands
He is the answer
You are looking for
So come home running
Just as you are
Oh, child of God so dearly loved
And ransomed by the Savior's blood
And called by name, "daughter" and "son"
Wrapped in the robe of righteousness
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Chris Tomlin performs "Come Home Running", 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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