Let Love In
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Let Love In
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I can see Him in the man with no shoes upon his feet
I can see Him in the child with nothing left to eat
I can see Him in the boy that doesn't have a friend
I can see Him in the preacher man whose problems never end
[Chorus]
If you lose your life you will gain it back
Surely in the end
For what you've done unto the least of men
You've done it unto Him
If you lose your life you will gain it back
Surely in the end
For what you've done unto the least of men
You've done it unto Him
I was tired and you came to me
You smiled and gave me rest
I was a stranger in a lonely town
But you treated me like a guest
I had trouble and you came to me
To lift me up in prayer
I grew old and you read to me
You made me feel like people still cared
[Chorus]
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Crystal Lewis performs "Let Love In", and this lyric page sits inside the Crystal Lewis catalog on LyroVerse.
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