Salt Lamp
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Salt Lamp
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I don't want to lose my taste My light has gone
There's a great big city sitting on the hill
that will not be hidden
(Matthew 5:14)
and the itty bitty light sitting in the dark
is on it's lamp stand
(Matthew 5:15)
I don't ever want to lose your call or for my city to ever fall
I want my light to always know
that it's not sitting underneath the bowl
I know the greatest man
(1 Peter 1:16)
I know my biggest fan
(Psalm 17:8)
I know the best friend
(John 15:13)
I know the Great I Am
(Exodus 3:14)
I know Him
gonna let my light shine
(Matthew 5:16)
Please don't let me be
Open my eyes to see
the salt that has lost its flavor
is salty no more
and the paint that has no color
is thrown out the door
(Matthew 5:13)
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Disciple performs "Salt Lamp", and this lyric page sits inside the Disciple catalog on LyroVerse.
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