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Come Let Us Return to the Lord

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Come Let Us Return to the Lord

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Come, come let us return to the Lord

Come, come let us return to the Lord

In brokenness of heart, we consecrate our lives singing

Come, come let us return to the Lord

With a rending of the heart

With the bowing of a knee

Oh we are returning

With a prayer and with a fast

With a song in minor key

Lord we are repenting

Even now, even now

With all of our hearts

You may turn, You may leave a blessing behind

In Your mercy You will come

In Your mercy You will come

Surely as the rising sun

Surely as the rising sun

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