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friends (live)
04:14
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do you understand the way this works
cause i'll hold your hand if it makes you feel better
we're not supposed to do this on our own
i've got a friend i want you to meet
he has grace upon grace for the worst parts of me
and he said he'd die for his friends
i've got the feeling
that you're not finding
all the things you're looking for
why don't you just stop running
cause i know the way it feels
and i won't say that i believe it's easy
but you don't have to be alone
hey friend
don't think we don't pretend our hearts aren't broken
we build walls and hide hurting hearts inside
but no love can ever get in
i've got the feeling
that you're not finding
all the things you're looking for
why don't you just stop running
cause i know the way it feels
and i won't say that i believe it's easy
but you don't have to be alone
i know you've got all the friends in the world
maybe you could use one more
i know you don't believe what you're told
but i can tell you i've been you before
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sons of God (live)
04:21
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i am haunted in the night
by ghosts of dead men crying out ‘till morning’s light
for my soul but it is free and taking flight
with wings like eagle’s
into the blue into the bright
i was a son of darkness and disobedience
a righteous wrath was reserved for me
but the Son of righteousness
took the wrath upon His tree
and I walk now in His light
for His truth has set me free
i was once a dead man, too
stalking the darkness ‘till the light of life broke through
and i awoke to the voice of someone true
calling “rise up, and my light will shine on you”
for the Son of righteousness
took the wrath upon His tree
and I walk now in His light
for His truth has set me free
this better Son has done what we could never do
faultless in faithfulness to God He stands approved
in this good Son we have redemption through His blood
though once far off He brings us near to know our God
as daughters and sons
adopted in love
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