Maranatha
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Maranatha
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Breathe, breathe it in
Feel your heart beat again
Here we are, here I stand with you
To begin to behold, to belong
To be known, to believe
We become new
The promise of a kingdom come
The power of sin by christ undone
For christ has come, and
Christ is coming
Rise and sing,?maranatha!?
Rise, oh rise the king is coming
So we sing,?maranatha! Kindom come!?
Rise, take a hand
Leave our lines in the sand
Undivided we stand tall
For we sinners a place
Round this table of saints
Bread and wine, sands of grace for all
The promise of a kingdom come
The power of sin by christ undone
For the trenches we make
Of city streets (maranatha!)
For the dark and the light
At war in me (maranatha!)
For the heavy of heart and
The hanging on (maranatha!)
For the widowed wife and the
Orphaned one (maranatha!)
For the world he so loved,
That he gave his son (maranatha!)
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