In That Moment
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In That Moment
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Brave boy walking to the front of the stage
Hands wrapped around a snow white dove
Both of you tremble in front of the crowd
And your mother is watching, so calm and so proud
Your hands move forward
And you let the bird fly
My eyes look upward
And gaze into the sky
And in that moment
I suddenly see
A picture of love
And what it means to be free
And now I stand watching the dove flying home
And I'm praying for another to come
My hands move forward
Waiting to receive
All that's been promised
Everything that I believe
And in that moment
I suddenly feel
The embrace of love
And my heart set free
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Who performs "In That Moment"?
Joanne Hogg performs "In That Moment", and this lyric page sits inside the Joanne Hogg catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Forgive Me (Song Of Compassion) and Above The Storm with a short reason for opening each page next.
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