A Man After Your Own Heart
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A Man After Your Own Heart
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O God, Father in heaven and earth
I call to You like deep calls to deep over water
Show me Your endless measure of grace
Let tender mercies shine once again
From Your holy face
Deep in my soul there's a craving
To please the One who has saved me
O God, though I have fallen so far
You know that I'm still
A man after Your own heart
I am driven by rivers of pride
You are my rescue
The Maker and Keeper of my life
Lead me by the still waters again
Use me in spite of the prodigal child
That You know I am
Just as a deer runs to water
So does my soul to You, Father
O God, though I have wandered so far
You know that I'm still
A man after Your own heart
I'm still a man after Your own heart
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