Closer
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Closer
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You call my name, I hear your voice
That holy cry, that wants you and me together
Something in me begins to stir
Deep down inside, I begin to pray
I want to be closer to your heart
I want to be with you where you are
How can I get a little bit closer
How can I, ‘cause I’ve gotta know you more
How can I get a little bit closer to your heart
How can I get a little bit closer
How can I, ‘cause I’ve gotta have you lord
How can I get a little bit closer to your heart
You call my name, I hear your voice
Your love for me, it’s going to last forever
Your love will be what moves my heart
What stirs my soul for eternity
Love is strong as death, strong as the grave
Nothing on this earth can separate
Many waters can’t put out this flame
Love keeps calling out, calling my name
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Who performs "Closer"?
Jon Thurlow performs "Closer", and this lyric page sits inside the Jon Thurlow catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Closer"?
Yes. The related section below points to A Life That's Worthy and All That's Inside Of My Heart with a short reason for opening each page next.
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