Come
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Come
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Come
Bring all of your burdens
Your fear of what's uncertain
Come and lay it down
Come
There's a world that's broken
But promises were spoken
But we don't come alone
Pray
Pray that well will understand
That love is calling, take a stand
Come and take the Father's hand
Come, we can break the walls down
And use our hands to reach out
Shine the light into the dark
Come, still the war that's raging
He heals the aching heart
There is a world that waits for us
Come
Go
Feed the man whose hungry
Hold the child whose lonely
Find the lost and lead him home
Trust
Pray that we will learn to trust
With every breath You've given us
Father teach us how to love
We've gotta love Him
We've gotta love others
Show another beggar where we found bread
We should never be afraid
Never forget what He said
I'll be with you till the end
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