Dependence
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Dependence
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A little lower than the angels
You came to me
A little lower than the heavens
You found me
You came to be a Pathway
Just to lead me home
Just to lead me home
You stepped out of your beauty
In thought of me
And you laid down your glory
And took my place for me
But now you hold the Victory
And you're leading me home
You're leading me home
So tell me how it's supposed to be
I try it my way but I just keep falling down
And you see past the things
that try to cloud my view
So will you be the voice inside
that tells me how to make it through?
I can depend on you
A little lower than the angels
A little lower than the heavens
You set me free
You came to give me comfort
And you're leading me home
And I feel so at home
Here I go, here I'm found
Lost somewhere in the rhythm
and the sound of the
Way you call out my name
I'll never be the same
All the doubt
All the shame
Is running all away now
All the fear
All the pain
It shudders at your name
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