The One That Really Matters (feat. Kari Jobe)
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The One That Really Matters (feat. Kari Jobe)
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I feel you so close to me
I can hardly move or breathe
I can feel your presence all around
I fall knees down to the ground
You're the one that really matters
You're the one that really matters
You're the one that really matters
You're the one that really matters
I know that I have been found
The cares of life can’t hold me down
‘Cause you’re the one I want to please
What matters now is what you think
I can’t help but scream about the way that you moved in
Chaotic love has messed me up so I could live again
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