Paul
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Paul
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I know a man whose face is fire
And in His hands
He holds my fate and my desire
I was blind at first
But then I saw the pictures
You can feel the power of God
When it comes right down to hit you
And suddenly I found myself
Outside I found myself a brand new man
I gave up fame to set my eyes
On something new, onsomenthing true
Realized my life was not my own
Was God`s alone to make it known
That I who used to persecute
Would execute His will
The scales have fallen fron my eyes
I don`t know ehy He chose to use me
with looking at past
He might as well ignore me
But here I am
My heart`s on fire
To do God`s will alone is
My only heart`s desire
repeat chorus
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