That We Might Know The Lord
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That We Might Know The Lord
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come, let us return
he has torn us into pieces
he has entered us
come, let us return
to the lord
he will heal us
he will bandage our wounds
in just a short time he'll resotore us
in just a short itme he'll restore his church
so that we we might live
we might live in his presenece
in his presence ohhh
o that we might know the Lord
o that we might know the Lord
o that we might know the Lord
let us press on to know him
let us press hard into him
then as surely as the coming of the Lord
he will respond
he will respond
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