Returning
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Returning
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Aging anger brings me to my knees.
My heart still hurts and I need forgiveness.
And is this all your plan?
Answer me.
My heart still hurts.
And I give You control.
And I give You control.
Ouh...oh yeah... Ahh...oh...Ahh...
This sleeper has lost his way,
and I know that I'm wrong.
But I'll see this through,
like the rain I'll fall...
like the rain I'll...
like the rain I'll fall...
As I look to the horizon with open arms,
I can hear Your words.
I'll stay by Your side.
I'll stay by Your side.
I'll stay by Your side.
Answer me, break me down,
bring me to my knees.
And I want to be nothing.
I'll sing if You want me to sing,
sing praises before You my King.
We sing... glory... glory.
Glory... glory... glory.
Glory...
I'll sing you a song...
Glory...
and we'll walk together...
Glory... hand in hand.
Glory...
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