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Artist: Your Memorial
Canonical path: /your-memorial/atonement
Related lyric paths: 6
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Atonement
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Atonement
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In this life
I am a prisoner to my selfish ways
Desires of the flesh waging a war
Two masters fighting for the throne, of my heart
Oh God when you look at me, do You feel I'm being honest?
Or am I just a coward, giving in to all that is offered?
Rescue me, what a wretched man I am
Pull me from this body, break the chains and set me free
From this place of desolation, with a hand of redemption
Pull me up and pull me out
Save me from myself
This is where I end and grace begins
This is where I end You begin
Atonement
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