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Artist: Sovereign Grace Music
Canonical path: /sovereign-grace-music/taste-and-see
Related lyric paths: 6
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Taste and See
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Taste and See
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When I was poor and helpless
The Lord, He heard my cry
He saved this wicked sinner
The King redeemed my life
Chorus Oh taste and see that God is good to us
Taste and see His never-failing love
Our God is good
You're near me when I'm broken
My comfort when I'm crushed
My hope in all afflictions
My God in whom I trust
I'll make my boast in Jesus
The One who is my life
His glory is my gladness
In Him I'm satisfied
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