Crossover
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Crossover
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Walking out of slavery
Into all that
God has planned for me
Chains are falling at my feet
Moving forward now I see
My past can't go with me
As I step into my destiny
Now
We walk to freedom
What we see right now
We'll never see again
As we crossover to Your promise
Our past behind us
Nothing can stop us now
As we crossover to Your promise
Who I was before I leave
There is so much more
Waiting for me
Walls are falling at my feet
I'm moving forward
Now I see
My past can't go with me
As I step into my destiny
My past can't go with me
As I step into my destiny
Now
We walk to freedom
What we see right now
We'll never see again
As we crossover to Your promise
Our past behind us
Nothing can stop us now
As we crossover to Your promise
As we crossover to your promise
Out of the grave back into life
From under shame into Your light
There are no chains on the other side
We're crossing over over
My past can't go with me
As I step into my destiny
Now
We walk to freedom
What we see right now
We'll never see again
As we crossover to Your promise
Our past behind us
Nothing can stop us now
As we crossover to Your promise
Out of the grave back into life
From under shame into Your light
There are no chains on the other side
We're crossing over over
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Travis Greene performs "Crossover", and this lyric page sits inside the Travis Greene catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Hold On Me (feat. Kirk Franklin & John P. Kee) and Great Jehovah with a short reason for opening each page next.
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