How We Want You to Come
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How We Want You to Come
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Jesus look down from your Sanctuary high
Do not restrain the yearnings of Your heart
Your zeal, Your mercy, Your might
Rend the heavens and come down, come down, come down
And that the mountains would melt like wax
Jesus of Nazareth
A Jewish man
Son of David
Slain lamb
Return, return, return, return, return
You came as a baby
You were born in Bethlehem
Not just a prophet
You are You are the great I Am
Oh that You would come
Return to Your creation
King of Kings and Lord of Lords
Desire of the nations
Return, return, return
Oh how we want You to come
Oh how we want You to come
Oh how we want You to come
Oh how we want You to come
Just come
(Repeat)
Its not just revival that Im yearning for
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Who performs "How We Want You to Come"?
Misty Edwards performs "How We Want You to Come", and this lyric page sits inside the Misty Edwards catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Take My Heart and 149 with a short reason for opening each page next.
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