Father, Blessed Father
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Father, Blessed Father
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Will you take what we have
A sacrifice unto You
And create clean hearts
And, Lord, make our spirits new
(chorus)
Father, blessed Father
Lead and guide us for Your name's sake
And keep us in the shelter of Your presence
'Til we see Your face
Let us here what You say
Let us know Your voice and all of Your ways
Take our hands, lead us home
To the refuge that we find in you alone
(chorus)
All adoration
To our Lord Redeemer
To our Shepard
Who carries us forevermore
(chorus)
Breathe on me
Breathe, oh, breath of God
Breathe on me
'Til my heart is new
Oh Lord, oh Lord
'Til my heart is new
Breathe on me
Breathe, oh, breath of life
Breathe on me
'Til my heart is new
Oh Lord, oh Lord
'Til my heart is new
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