Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Great Awakening
Canonical path: /great-awakening/maranatha
Related lyric paths: 6
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Maranatha
Read Maranatha lyrics by Great Awakening on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Maranatha
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I love the way I feel when you come near
When you come near
I love the way it feels when you draw near
When you draw near
I’d loose my mind a thousand times without you
My heart it comes unwound inside around you
Return to me
Oh, I let you wash my feet
Now let me make you king
As I crown you with glory
Engrave your name upon my heart
It was always yours, it was always yours
Nothing stays the same when you come near
When you come near
This man is always changed when you draw near
When you draw near
And the land and see look better under your feet
The earth it dances better under your lead
Run into me
Come and run into me
In your chest is where I want to be
In your arms, I rest above my enemies
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Great Awakening performs "Maranatha", and this lyric page sits inside the Great Awakening catalog on LyroVerse.
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