Taste And See
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Taste And See
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Lord, you merely spoke and Heavens were created
Your breathed forth the words
The stars were born
You assigned the sea its boundaries
Without the oceans and vast reservoirs
So come fear the Lord
[Chorus]
I want to taste and see
That the Lord, that the Lord is good
I want to be strong like a lion
But weak like a lamb
And I want to be Your child
Broken and broken and broken again, Lord
Calamity will surely be the overtaking power
He punishes the wicked man with his righteous sword
But Jesus will redeem the man who'll bow and serve him
No condemnation is will pronounce the Lord
So come fear Him more
[Repeat Chorus]
Oohh I am broken, I am broken
Oohh I am broken, I am broken
I want to taste and see
That the Lord
That the Lord is good
And I want to be strong like a lion
But weak like a lamb
[Repeat Chorus]
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