Arms Open Wide
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Arms Open Wide
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From another world
Out of the Heavens, into the earth
Came another love
A love that we've never seen or heard
You came and displayed Your love
By giving Your all for us
Chorus
You are the High and Holy One
You left the glory of Your throne
And You gave Your life away
You are the Lord of everything
The reason for the song I sing
You're worthy to be praised
You lived and died with arms open wide
With arms open wide
From another time
Your will unfolded, just like You planned
Your spirit is alive
And living in the hearts of man
How deep Your unfailing love
That You would remain with us
Chorus
Repeat Chorus
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