Welcome
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Welcome
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Never doubt My love for you
Even though you've wandered far
Take one look at the cross
Where I welcomed you with open arms
There is no crime you've committed
That I'm not prepared to forgive
Come unto Me
And you will be welcomed with open arms
Come, run to Me
And you will be welcomed with open arms
See My arms outstretched for you
See your name in every wound
How could I more plainly show
That My heart will welcome you
The door is standing open
There is room for you to come in
Come unto Me
And you will be welcomed with open arms
Come, run to Me
And you will be welcomed with open arms
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Karl Kohlhase performs "Welcome", and this lyric page sits inside the Karl Kohlhase catalog on LyroVerse.
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