Strong Towers
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Strong Towers
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Take us from this dry land,
to a deeper place in You.
So come and fill us Lord,
evrey part, as we worship You
with all our hearts.
We want more of You
than we have rigth now.
We're not satisfied.
So Lord light our lamps so
we migth be a ligth to the world.
A ligth to the world.
Take our broken hearts
and make them new.
So come and fill us Lord,
every part, as we worship
You with all our hearts
We want more of You than we
have rigth now.
We're not satisfield.
So Lord ligth our lamps so
we migth be a ligth to the world.
A ligth to the world.
So make us strong towers
in this wilderness.
So make us strong towers
in this dry and thirsty land.
So make us strong towers.
So make us strong towers.
So make us strong towers
only for You, only for You.
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