Hold Me Close
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Hold Me Close
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I'm ready to stop running, let myself be caught
Stop pretending, let myself be known
I'm ready to stop hiding, let myself be found
Held safe and sound, in Your loving arms
So hold me close in Your arms of mercy
Look inside, show me what You see
Touch my life, and I will stop my searching
And find that place in You, that waits for me
Whatever I held onto, I'm ready to let go
Burn my bridges, and dance within the flames
All of my wrong choices have lead my heart back home
To the love that swallows up my pain
I can see You've been there all along
You've reached into my recklessness
And filled me with Your song
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Who performs "Hold Me Close"?
Kim Hill performs "Hold Me Close", and this lyric page sits inside the Kim Hill catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Blue Without You and I Will Wait with a short reason for opening each page next.
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