Jesus (Part 1)
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Jesus (Part 1)
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(INTRO)
I'm calling you
Calling you from my dark room
Where I cannot see
Where I cannot see
And the sheets feel cold
As they clench me close
As they crush the spirit, that harbours life
For I'm lonely as the world presses in
As the thief comes to steal my love
There's an emptiness inside me
Inside us all
So I cry to you
(CH)
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
Lord I cry to you
You're the one who can hear me
And I'm tired of this world,
You're the one who can save me
My Lord, my God, my friend
My hope, my strength, my destiny
Lord I cry to you, Lord I need you now
Come and save me Lord
Come and be my Saviour
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