Count The Stars (feat. Martin Smith)
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Count The Stars (feat. Martin Smith)
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You were there in the void, at the sound of your voice
It all began, it all began
God of all knelt down, with a kiss to the ground
My heart became, my heart became
Oh, my soul rejoice,
Oh, my soul
How can I give you anything but everything
The universe is at your feet, to watch you count the stars
But still you call me, closer to your majesty
Closer to your heart, I’m running to your arms, oh, God of all
Oh, the stains on my hands, when I see who I am
I come undone, I come undone
But you broke open the sky, what a God who would die
To give me life, you gave me life
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