Daily Bread
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Daily Bread
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I wanna know where the fortress of hope does rest
To lay beside the banks of joy not loneliness
I wanna feel the weight of eternal rest
To build the walls of freedom higher than the rest
Take everything I have
Let it be multiplied as it’s broken in your hands
You are my daily
You are my daily
You are my daily bread
There has been a harbour where the tide sets in
Built upon each other are the bricks my friend
I wanna feel the sun rise on my innocence
To know it’s warm glow on my skin again
Take everything I have
Let it be multiplied as it’s broken in your hands
You are my daily
You are my daily
You are my daily bread
I wanna feel love like the rain
Soak me to the bone so I can give again
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