Reborn
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Reborn
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I couldnʼt see the future yet
How many days until my death
But you knew
You knew the end of my story
Youʼre the author of my life
In your book was written each moment of time
Till the end of my story
From my conception
ʻTill you took me home to heaven
O the world is a womb
Where I was formed
And groaning in labor pains
Through death I was reborn
Thereʼs one life in Jesus
On earth and in heaven
Death was only the beginning
Of life that will never end
I could only take with me
The love Iʼd given and received
You helped me to be ready
Lord, Iʼm ready
One day when my hour had come
When God had seen my work on earth was done
I joined the saints to rest in heaven
Now Iʼm praying here for you
I await the day youʼll join me too
Death is only the beginning
Of life that will never end
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Danielle Rose performs "Reborn", and this lyric page sits inside the Danielle Rose catalog on LyroVerse.
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