Perfect Sacrifice
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Perfect Sacrifice
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Life could take, take every dream away
You'd still be my risen one
The place where my hope comes from
Life could break, You'd still be my saving grace
My Promise of all to come
The place where my hope comes from
I've been chosen by Your hand
Through forgiveness called Your friend
Now You're here with me
Loosed my chains and took my shame
On the cross You bore my pain; Jesus died for me
It's a gift we don't deserve
A treasure we can not earn
You paid the price
Now a life that offers more
A cross that's said it all
A perfect sacrifice
All my hope is in You
My treasure and my truth
My hope is in You
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