On Giant's Shoulders
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On Giant's Shoulders
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Come to the water at the riverside
Quenched from the desert that you came from
Kings of the earth came with their vanity
Came placing their wagers on their mortal ventures
Your heart has brought you to this land
You’re standing on a giants’ shoulders
Your heart has brought you to this land
Where your love is strong and bolder
Your heart has brought you to this land
The beauty of a heart for others
The day the you arrived
You knew that you could ride
Oh... on Giants’ shoulders
Ancient pathways stretch from shore to sky
And fathers look deeply into their children’s eyes
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