Take Me Home
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Take Me Home
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Take me home.
I long to rest in your green pastures,
Worship you upon your throne.
Hold me close,
To you i am a humble servant.
Harvest now these seeds you've sown.
Knowing you,
Is more than bowing down to worship,
Even though that's all i'd do,
But,
By your side,
You are a friend, i can depend upon,
Your opened arms so wide.
And i know your love is real...
From your hand,
I see the waves of love descending forth,
Into these dry, parched lands.
And,
In your arms,
I feel secure, i can endure,
I know the strength of your command.
In your eyes,
I feel compassion, now in fashion,
Unseen visions all around me.
Take me home.
As my savior, let your rivers flow,
From the heavens to the earth.
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New Jerusalem performs "Take Me Home", and this lyric page sits inside the New Jerusalem catalog on LyroVerse.
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