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Artist: Savannah Locke
Canonical path: /savannah-locke/breathe
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Breathe
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Breathe
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Breathe in and be still
Breathe out and know that I am God
Breathe in My presence
Breathe out the fear that you don't belong
It's time to settle in your skin now
Settle in your skin now
Breathe in and be still
Breathe out and know that I am God
Breathe in My presence
Breathe out the fear you're not enough
It's time to settle in your skin now
Settle in your skin now
Father
I can face my self content with pride
Defensive walls have fortified
Let them crumble
At the sound of Your steady presence
I love you
It's time to settle in your skin now
Settle in your skin now
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Savannah Locke performs "Breathe", and this lyric page sits inside the Savannah Locke catalog on LyroVerse.
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