So Much Grace
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So Much Grace
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East went looking for west but never found him
Guilt went looking for my past but only found love
I heard about a sea where sin sinks like stones
There’s no floor there just mercy down below
There’s so much grace
There’s so much grace
I heard about a Man with holes in his hands
He can hide mountains of sin in them
His smile destroyed my religion
His love shakes down my prison
I could run for all my days
But I’d never run away
There’s no mistake I could make
That could ever make You change
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Jonathan David & Melissa Helser performs "So Much Grace", and this lyric page sits inside the Jonathan David & Melissa Helser catalog on LyroVerse.
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