The Pretty & The Plain
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The Pretty & The Plain
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You found me in the garden
I was crying over your grave
It sounded like music when you spoke my name
I know you came for the pretty and the plain
I hear you calling out my name
I know you came for the sinner and the saint
And I will never be the same
The first time that you saw me
I was wrestling demons on my own
You gave me my freedom
And I will never be, never be alone
CHORUS
Hallelujah, I will never be the same
Hallelujah, amen
Hallelujah, I will never be the same
I will never be the same
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