Ways
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Ways
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If I had a thousand tongues
If I sang a thousand songs
There’d still be more to say
More to sing about You
If I had a thousand years
I’d spend them all right here
There’d still be more to say
More to sing about You
I’m never running out of ways
Never running out of ways
To praise You
I’m never running out of words
Never running out of words
To thank You
I keep discovering
The weight of Your love for me
I need eternity
To tell You how much I love You
I can’t help this obsession
All my affections is Yours
I want all of Your presence
My only prayer is more
I want You more, more, more
I want You more, more, more
I want You more, more, more
I want You more
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Sean Curran performs "Ways", and this lyric page sits inside the Sean Curran catalog on LyroVerse.
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