Lift Me Up
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Lift Me Up
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Lord, My God, in the morning
Show me how I can serve you today
Lord, My God, in the evening
Let my song rise up to you
I know that you are holy,
I know that I'm unclean
And I'm afraid to come into your presence.
I know that I'm unworthy,
To call upon your name
From all the way down here
So I say
Lift me up
From my lowly estate
Lift me up
Where I can see you clothed in Majesty and Light
If you'd saved even one man
Surely this is undeserved
But the saints by your mercy
Stand with you uncountable
Is this not amazing
Isn't your name grace
Aren't you the sovereign God of justice
Haven't we offended
Did we not crucify
Guess that we can only wonder why
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