The Oil Of Your Anointing
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The Oil Of Your Anointing
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Breathe in me,
Father breathe in me,
Let the breath of your presence
Breathe in me
(Repeat)
Pour in me,
Jesus pour in me,
Let Your oil of Your anointing
Pour in me
(Repeat)
{Harmony}
Breathe in me,
Father breathe in me,
Let the breath of your presence
Breathe in me
(Repeat)
Pour in me,
Jesus pour in me,
Let Your oil of Your anointing
Pour in me
(Repeat)
Bridge:
Breathe in me,
Father breathe in me,
Let the breath of Your presence
And the oil of Your anointing
Let the breathe of Your presence
And the oil of Your anointing
(Repeat as directed)
Ending:
BREATHE IN ME
POUR IN ME
LIVE IN ME
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