Taken for Granted
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Taken for Granted
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Darkened skies,
offensive cries,
until the cross
our life was lost.
Unbearing pain so deep inside,
for the knot of sin we've tied.
[Chorus]
On His face lied a pain so deep,
but in His eyes lied a world of peace.
His life was given for you and me
to live with Him eternally.
In spite of all the things I do,
my all was not commited to You.
Pushed aside for another day,
not realizing the price I'd pay.
Now I see the Spirit indwells inside of me,
the faithful words I speak of thee,
and all the joy You brought to me.
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