Rhythms Of The Apocalypse
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Rhythms Of The Apocalypse
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My hate, Your love
My sin, Your purity
My pride, Your grace
Your cross, my freedom
The day is coming, the day of wrath
When the darkness of God is revealed
The day is coming, the day of wrath
When Jesus the Christ is revealed
My filth, Your holiness
My hate, Your kindness
My anger, Your mercy
Your cross, my freedom
The day has come, the day of grace
Now the love of God has appeared
The day is come, the day of grace
When word in flesh is revealed
My pleasure is to serve God all my days
My freedom in Your cross
My freedom in Your grace
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