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Artist: Paul Oakley
Canonical path: /paul-oakley/in-the-shadow-of-the-cross
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In The Shadow of the Cross
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In The Shadow of the Cross
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In the shadow of the cross
Let everything fall into place again
Jesus Christ my sacrifice
How I need to find Your grace again
Jesus Christ my perfect priest
How You understand my weakness
Thank You for Your gift to me
Through Your sufferings I now possess this peace
And nothing I can do could add to all You've done
So let my soul be satisfied
As I receive Your favour I will overcome
So in my life be glorified
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