Silent Voice
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Silent Voice
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There's a silent voice that surrounds me
Is it above or is it below me?
It's something I can't see or feel, but I know it's real
Touch me so I can see your power your, glory
Show me lord my life's end, and the number of days I live
You've made my life a mere handbreadth
And the number of years is nothing in your hands
A man's life is but a breath
I think of all the times I've let you down
And all the times that I should have turned around
There's so many I could never count them
So many times I should have turned from my sin
But I was stubborn and thought I could live with it
I should just swallow my pride and listen
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