Gracefully Broken (feat. Tasha Cobbs Leonard)
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Gracefully Broken (feat. Tasha Cobbs Leonard)
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Take all I have in these hands
And multiply, God, all that I am
And find my heart on the altar again
Set me on fire, set me on fire
Here I am, God
Arms wide open
Pouring out my life
Gracefully broken
My heart stands in awe of Your name
Your mighty love stands strong to the end
You will fulfill Your purpose for me
You won’t forsake me, You will be with me
All to Jesus now
All to Jesus now
Holding nothing back
Holding nothing back
I surrender
I surrender
Your power at work in me
I’m broken gracefully
I’m strong when I am weak
I will be free
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