At Your Feet
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At Your Feet
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She brought you oil, the purest gift she had
You washed her soul with her tears
Though more than a thousand years have passed
I still weep at how much that womanís just like me how much i want to be
Chorus:
At your feet, where i feel your spirit cover me
And the darkest of my sins, they are forgiven what would you ask of me, i'd give up everything just so i can be at your feet
I know one day i will open up my eyes
To the wonders of heaven foretold
And i'll see that glorious mansion on high
But i'll be content just to see your face
If i can just find my place
Chorus
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Natalie Grant performs "At Your Feet", and this lyric page sits inside the Natalie Grant catalog on LyroVerse.
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