At Your Table
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At Your Table
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All the sinners and the saints
All the broken and ashamed
All the ones who fell away, come to the table
All the lost and forgotten, all the weary and unwanted
All the ones who don’t know grace, come to the table
I’ll lay down, I’ll let go, of my heaviness
All I need to know is I’m in your love now
All I need to know is I’m in your love
All I need to know is I’m in your love now
All I need to know is I’m in your love now
All I need to know is I’m in your love
All I need to know is I’m in your love
You’re where I want to be
At your table I have a place, I have a name
My Savior you are the grace
That washed my shame away
And it’s amazing
It’s amazing, it’s amazing, it’s amazing, it’s amazing
All the sinners and the saints
All the broken and ashamed
All the ones who fell away, come to the table
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