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Artist: Gaither Vocal Band
Canonical path: /gaither-vocal-band/lord-i-m-coming-home
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Lord, I'm Coming Home
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Lord, I'm Coming Home
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I’ve wandered far away from God
Now I’m coming home
The paths of sin too long I’ve trod
Lord, I’m coming home
Coming home, coming home
Nevermore to roam
Open wide Thine arms of love
Lord, I’m coming home
I’ve wasted many precious years
Now I’m coming home
I now repent with bitter tears
Lord, I’m coming home
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Gaither Vocal Band performs "Lord, I'm Coming Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Gaither Vocal Band catalog on LyroVerse.
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