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Seek First

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jason Upton Canonical path: /jason-upton/seek-first Related lyric paths: 6
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Seek First

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Peace that passes, my understanding

Love that conquers, my fear and regret

Joy unending, eternal pleasure

In your presence, my risen king

I will seek first, your kingdom

I will seek first, your righteousness

Everything I need, you will provide for me

My heart is to seek first, your kingdom

You’re what I really want

You’re all I really need

Father every breath I’ve got

You have given it to me

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