Make Love With God
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Make Love With God
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We welcome God into the sanctuary of our room
Pressed up against your skin, this is where life begins
I give you every part of me
You receive the gift of my fertility
Let's make love; let's make life
Let's make love with God
Let's make love
And let's make life with God
That we may be truly free, we are open to conceive
We embrace responsibility
And when we know it's best to wait
Then we'll choose to abstain
We have learned how our bodies are made
We will trust in God's design
And we'll welcome the child
He gives us in His time
To create a new soul, our love made visible
We renew our vows again on the altar of our bed
This is true intimacy
What a beautiful father and mother we will be
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Who performs "Make Love With God"?
Danielle Rose performs "Make Love With God", and this lyric page sits inside the Danielle Rose catalog on LyroVerse.
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