Yield My Heart
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Yield My Heart
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Holy Spirit come
Holy Spirit rest in this place
Teach us how to be one with you
I yield my heart to you
I yield my heart to you
I yield my heart to you
You're my king
Holy Spirit come
Holy Spirit rest in this place
Teach us how to be one with you
I yield my heart to you
I yield my heart to you
I yield my heart to you
You're my king
I am one with you
Nothing in this world could ever keep me from you
Holy Spirit come
Holy Spirit rest in this place
Teach us how to be one with you
Holy Spirit come
Holy Spirit rest in this place
Teach us how to be one with you
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Kim Walker-Smith performs "Yield My Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Kim Walker-Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Alive and All I Need (Is You) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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