Capture Me
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Capture Me
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Wild horses run
Wild fire in their eyes and slaves to none
Wild winds rage on
Tear the leaves
From the trees
Where the frame of God is hung
Through dark nights alone I run
Through a hole in a hand
Where the crimson-stained river flows
Forever serving a means to an end
'Til You capture me
I surrender to Your sanctity
Then You capture me
I win the freedom of this slavery
Embracing all that you impart
Hear the crying in my heart
And capture me
Wild river runs
To a bottomless sea, deep thunder rolls
Down the forest halls
Tired earth quakes
Lightning breaks
And the vault of heaven falls
In wild woods I call Your name
I am the turbulent air
I am a whirlwind of ice and fire
I flood the world with my fathomless tears
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Who performs "Capture Me"?
Terry Scott Taylor performs "Capture Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Terry Scott Taylor catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Capture Me"?
Yes. The related section below points to A Briefing For The Ascent and Big Shot & Miniature Girl with a short reason for opening each page next.
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