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Veil
04:27
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It seems all I want them to see
Is the falsehood that I keep
The respectable you,
but still the resemblance of me
give me a covering for my face,
for my head a hood
thats thick enough for my disgrace.
like a veil of your blood
Oh Lord, break me down and bring me to your throne
See that a servant I become and with all creation grown.
something strong and coarse
to blot out all my sin
on the day I was conceived
this is where it all began.
give me a covering for my face,
for my head a hood
thats thick enough for my disgrace.
like a veil of your blood
Oh Lord, break me down and bring me to your throne
See that a servant I become and with creation grown.
How can a love so clear and clean/
not be enough for me?
How can a song so loud/
be sung out of key?
A light so bright/
yet I choose not to see?
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2. |
17
05:04
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What have we done that we
deserve food or drink.
The oceans rage and soon
enough our bodies will sink.
Don’t waste your time, know the Lord
It’s yours and mine, but his even more.
Ruin our hands, from the work in your fields
Give us grace, to see fruit that you will surely yield
In the end when we’ve done what’s been asked to do
We’ll say: “we are unworthy servants;
And we only did what you told us to.”
God We are your children We are your servants
We are your loved ones We at you’re service.
For your glory
Give us faith
i believe nothing these days
Give us faith
I need the eyes of your grace.
Your kingdom comes with no signs to see
The song they’ll sing will sound of vultures gathering
Don’t look back, don’t look back. But rather
Ask “where, Lord?” and he'll say
where the dead and all the birds gather
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Betrayer
04:00
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4. |
Another One
05:26
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foley. Columbia
"Foley’s heart is in the message and in it’s raw delivery: Lead singer Jay Hendrickks’ songwriting hinges on his endless search for salvation and the beleaguered path of sin paving his way. He will scream his way to a song’s crescendo, the pain and yearning palpable, before you’re lulled back to the chorus." - via FreeTimes Jan 2012 ... more
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