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More Than Enough

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More Than Enough

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Over here in Egypt

We've been here way too long

Just waiting for a Savior

Or someone to come and take us home

'Cause You know

We've been hurting here

Enslaved for far too long

And we heard of a far off land

Where milk and honey flow

We wanna go

We wanna go

To the Promised Land

So here comes young Moses

With fire in his eyes

It took a burning bush

To make him realize

For the one whom God has called

No he cannot be denied

So he went to the Pharaoh

Wanting freedom

Or he would see demise

Let 'em go

Let my people go

Pharaoh said no

Had he brought us out from Egypt

But not split the sea before us

It would have been enough

It would have been enough

Had he brought us to the mountain

But not given us commandments

It would have been enough

It would have been enough

Been in the desert

Trading idols for our tears

How could we already forget

It was Your miracles

That brought us here

Pillar of fire and manna from above

You even gave us Your word in stone

It should have been enough

It should have been enough

Remember what He's done

It should have been enough

Had He given us commandments

But not let us into Zion

It would have been enough

It would have been enough

Had He led us into Zion

But not given us the prophets

It would have been enough

It would have been enough

I am saved by the blood of the Lamb

I am saved by the blood of the Lamb

I am saved by the blood of the Lamb

We are washed by the blood of the Lamb

We are washed by the blood of the Lamb

We are washed by the blood of the Lamb

Had He walked upon the water

Had He calmed the stormy sea

It would have been enough

It would have been enough

Had He opened up the blind eyes

Had He made the deaf to hear

It would have been enough

It would have been enough

Had He fed the five thousand

Had He raised men from the dead

It would have been enough

It would have been enough

When He died for our transgressions

When He set the captives free

Oh it was enough

Yeah, it was enough

Lai lai lai lai lai lai lai …

It was enough

Yeah, it was enough

Lai lai lai lai lai lai lai …

Lord, You are enough

More than enough

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