My Offering
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My Offering
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What can I give to You? To the One who holds life in His hands
Could I bring gold or silver
O Lord, It's not enough
It will never be enough
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So, I come to worship at Your throne
And I offer You the praise that You alone are worthy of
You gave everything, so how could I give less
O God, here's my offering to You
O Lord, here's my offering to You
This is my song to You. Every melody blessing Your name
If I could sing forever
O Lord, it's not enough
It will never be enough
So, here's my heart, my everything
The life I live, my offering
So, take my life, my everything
I lay it down, my offering
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Scott Reed performs "My Offering", and this lyric page sits inside the Scott Reed catalog on LyroVerse.
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