In Your Arms
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In Your Arms
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Lord, my Lord, You are the whitness of my pride
You are the one who sees inside, and You're all knowing
You have seen all of the things that I've denied
I need your love
I could never be deep enough in Your arms
I need Your peace
A place to rest where You're protecting me from harm
Lord my Lord, I watched the sun open its eyes
A whole new mercy then arise
So I live another day
Now in my heart, I set my reason aside
And in me Your Spirit guides
Lest I fall away
I don't want to fall away
I need Your love
I could never be deep enough in Your arms
I need Your peace
A place to rest You're protecting me from harm
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