The Exchange
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The Exchange
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My heart, my soul, my breath, i offer You
My strength, my will, my life, i offer You
Lord my God, i believe
All good gifts come from Thee
I've been blessed, and i receive
From You
My heart, my soul, my breath, i offer You
My strength, my will, my life, i offer You
Giver of gifts, Giver of life
Savior of all who humbly come
Father of every heavenly light
I will follow You
Your love, Your grace, Your blood
You've given me
My heart, my soul, my breath
I give to You
Your strength, Your love, Your life
You've given me
So my strength, my will, my life, i give to You
You give to me
I give to You
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Who performs "The Exchange"?
Glenn Kaiser performs "The Exchange", and this lyric page sits inside the Glenn Kaiser catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Hold Me and Ain't Much Difference with a short reason for opening each page next.
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