Not My Own
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Not My Own
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verse 1:
I am not my own
I've been bought for a price
No longer a slave to sin
But walking in Your light
It's a gift I don't deserve
A reward I could never earn
chorus:
I will pay You with my praise
With my voice and hands raised
My song will last beyond the day
That I see Love face to face
The day I see You face to face
verse 2:
I am not of this world
Your call has set me apart
I live an eternal life
Ever since You changed my heart
My words fail to express Your worth
Greater than anyone's ever seen or heard
You're a gift that I don't deserve
A reward I could never earn
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Jeremiah Bowser performs "Not My Own", and this lyric page sits inside the Jeremiah Bowser catalog on LyroVerse.
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