Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Young Oceans
Canonical path: /young-oceans/a-rising-fire
Related lyric paths: 6
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A Rising Fire
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A Rising Fire
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I see the sun, a rising fire
Bursting through the morning haze
Warming every stone and river
Turning every leaf to gaze
I see the flowers o'er the field
Lo they neither toil nor spin
Effortlessly clothed in splendor
Ever glorious for their King
O I sing
For my King
Hear this cry
Lord, to You I lift my eyes
You alone are my desire
O I sing
For my King
Hear this cry
Lord, to You I lift my eyes
You alone are my desire
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