Justice and Mercy
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Justice and Mercy
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You've put a new song in my mouth
It is a hymn of praise to You
Justice and mercy are its theme
And I will live it back to You
The kind of fast You've chosen, Lord It must reach out
To broken lives and to the poor So change me, Lord
I know You are the orphan's hope
I know You are the widow's song
O Lord, You're showing me what's on You're heart
Lord, I wont bring an empty song It's meaningless
Without compassion in my life And holiness
You're Father were no father lives
And to the lonely You're a friend
O Lord, You're showing me what's on You're heart
I know You are the orphan's hope
I know You are the widow's song
You're Father were no father lives
And to the lonely You're a friend
O Lord, You're showing me what's on You're heart
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Matt Redman performs "Justice and Mercy", and this lyric page sits inside the Matt Redman catalog on LyroVerse.
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