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Artist: Robbie Seay Band
Canonical path: /robbie-seay-band/rest
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Rest
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Rest
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Someday we’ll lay our swords down and no longer fight
Someday we’ll rest from battles pray slumber through the night
Someday you’ll wipe each tear and banish death and pain
With angels ‘round Your throne, we’ll sing, “All hail the Jesus name!”
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‘Til then we find our rest in You (Our strength and vision)
‘Til then we find our rest in You (Christ in us is risen)
‘Til then we find our rest in You (Our strength and vision)
‘Til then we find our rest in You (Christ in us is risen)
Someday we’ll lay our crowns down at Your love scarred feet
Someday You’ll rise and crown our lives with never ending peace
Someday You’ll wipe away each tear and banish death and pain
With angels ‘round Your throne, we’ll sing, “All hail the Jesus name!”
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