Shelter Me
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Shelter Me
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It's alright
It's OK
I've been through this before
Just yesterday
But I'm not keeping score
Of those who hurt me
And those who let me down
The ones who desert me when troubled times surround
In your arms, inside your world
You shelter me, you care for me
And in your arms beyond this world
No one can take your love away from me
The words you say
Without a simple sound
Can take my pain
And remove it from its town
I pour my heart out
I wear it on my sleeve
Without a doubt Lord, you're all I need
Love is an offering
An offering for you
This is my offering
My offering to you
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Jamie Rowe performs "Shelter Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Jamie Rowe catalog on LyroVerse.
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