Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Smalltown Poets
Canonical path: /smalltown-poets/wave-perfect
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Wave Perfect
Read Wave Perfect lyrics by Smalltown Poets on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wave Perfect
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Who formed the heart
Who set the wheels in motion,
brings light to dark
stirs, then calms the ocean?
Don't have to look too far
the point of our devotion
Praise God,
wave perfect
Who inhabits
the praises of His people?
Who moves mountains,
whose greatness fills the grateful?
Whose Spirit moves upon the deep
our souls to keep faithful?
Praise God,
wave perfect
repeat first verse
The Lord hears the Surfer's prayer
The Lord hears the Surfer's prayer....
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