Where His Light Was
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Where His Light Was
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There's no power this world has to offer
No recognition this world has to give
That I would not trade for the arms of my savior
This no ordinary man that carries us up our mountains
Never an orphan, never without him
Looking back now I see where his light was
Ever before me, ever behind me
Looking back now I see where his light was
Where his light was
There's no power this world has to offer
No recognition this world has to give
That I would not trade for the arms of my savior
This no ordinary man that carried me up my mountain
Carried me up
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Kristene DiMarco performs "Where His Light Was", and this lyric page sits inside the Kristene DiMarco catalog on LyroVerse.
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