My Desire
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My Desire
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My desire to please you, to be more and more like you Jesus. Each and everyday
I lift my hands and say , I want to be more like you
I give you my life, take me in your arms and hold me Jesus. I give you my heart,
I know that you can mend these broken pieces
I'm totally, I'm totally, Totally committed to you
I give you my life , take me in your arms and hold me Jesus. I give you my
heart , I know that you can mend these broken pieces
I give you my life
My heart
My soul
Take control
I love you
(I love you)
(I love you)
I love you
I'm totally
One more time I'm totallyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, Totally committed to you
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Kirk Franklin performs "My Desire", and this lyric page sits inside the Kirk Franklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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