Looking For The City
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Looking For The City
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Chorus:
I'm looking for the city with a true foundation
A home in the heavens not made by hands
Its designer and builder is the Lord of the ages
He prepared it for me
Before the world began
Since the moment of new birth
I've been a stranger on this earth
An exile of promise living in this world
But with my new eyes of faith
I'm looking for the day
When I'll be gone from this house
And at home with the Lord
Chorus
What I can touch and feel
Is not as real as the world that exist
Beyond what I can see
My inheritance lies where love never dies
And life everlasting is reality
Chorus
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Who performs "Looking For The City"?
Steve Green performs "Looking For The City", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Green catalog on LyroVerse.
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