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Artist: Phillips, Craig & Dean
Canonical path: /phillips-craig-and-dean/my-redeemer-lives
Related lyric paths: 6
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My Redeemer Lives
Read My Redeemer Lives lyrics by Phillips, Craig & Dean on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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My Redeemer Lives
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I know You rescued my soul
His blood has covered my sin
I believe
I believe
My shame He's taken away
My pain is healed in His name
I believe
I believe
I'll raise a banner
'Cause my Lord has conquered the grave
~Chorus~
My Redeemer lives
My Redeemer lives
My Redeemer lives
My Redeemer lives
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You lift my burdens
And I'll rise with You
I'm dancing on this mountaintop to see Your kingdom come
~Chorus~
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