Salvation Army Band
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Salvation Army Band
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Grace - gracious love
Reaching out to take me as I am,
Accepting - expecting I will do the best I can
Caring - you cover me, clothed in Your own righteousness I am
Exactly - What You've made me, by grace I have found favor in the Lamb
Cover me - cover me - cover me.
Mercy - made free to me
Eternal life, a gift that has no end.
Receiving - believing in the mercy You extend.
Cover me - you cover me, clothed in Your own righteousness I stand
Your mercy - has made me a part of Your salvation army band.
Heart to God, Hand to Man
Saved to Serve, Salvation Army Band
Peaceful sleep
Enjoyed by those whose eyes find rest in you.
Adoring - the glory of Your presence is in view.
Cover me - you cover me, clothed in Your own righteousness I stand
Eternally - You made me a part of Your salvation army band.
Cover me - cover me - cover me.
Heart to God, Hand to Man
Saved to Serve, Salvation Army Band
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