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Sequence 4

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: David Crowder Band Canonical path: /david-crowder-band/sequence-4 Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Sequence 4

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The red of blood hit the dirt

And the whole earth mourned and the whole earth shook

As we watched the nail into a tree

Oh the wretched souls of sinners like me

God you came

God you came

My God you came down

God you came

God you came

My God you came down

Faint and weary you have sought me

Oh my Savior God through the cross you have bought me

What a love, your son for my salvation

What a cost, your wondrous incarnation

God you came

God you came

My God you came down

God you came

God you came

My God you came down

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