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Artist: Phinehas
Canonical path: /phinehas/wwii
Related lyric paths: 6
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WWII
Read WWII lyrics by Phinehas on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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WWII
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Dear father I must first confess
That from the stone inside my chest
I have nothing to offer you
I'm shaken by your righteousness
At a loss of words to do justice
So grant me grace in silence
I will learn to love you
And abandon the rest
If your children lost their voice to sing
And fled the shadow of your wing
Would you reveal yourself to us?
Crashing waves calm at your feet
But further still my body sinks
I am a man of little faith
But I will learn to love you
And abandon the rest
Not abandoned
Bound by grace we sing
You are my everything
My last breath is yours
My last breath is yours to breathe
My last word is yours
My last word is yours to speak
To love you and abandon the rest
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