To Call You Lord
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To Call You Lord
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Through every passing pleasure
Every human pain
This world holds little treasure
Still one thing remains
When all the dust has settled
And all the gold is rust
I lean into eternity
And there I place my trust
From the depths of my heart
Hear the cry of my soul
I lay down all I am
I abandon control
For You, O God, are my God
And I desire nothing more
Nothing more than to call You Lord
You are the rhyme and reason
Within and without
Faithful in every season
Faithful in my doubt
I cannot live without You
My water, bread and light
Oh, make me Thine forever, Lord
For You alone are life
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