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I was chained and wretched
Enslaved to my transgressions
Had my own objections
Until Jesus called my name
I was blind and weary
Locked down by pain and worry
Running circles in a hurry
Until Jesus called my name
Let the old man fall away
Let him fall into his grave
And let the new man rise up in his place
Because Jesus called his name
I would have been so finished
Sin would keep on winning
But it’s his plan from the beginning
For me to call his name
From his initiation
We worship with elation
From Sinners to holy nation
When Jesus called our name
[Alleluia]
I’m just a sinful man
[Alleluia]
Have mercy on me
Have mercy on me
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We Are Not
04:52
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Stop all this rebellion,
Oh what horror when we worship things created,
End all this rejection,
How could we ever think idolatry would save us,
Judas we know full well, of betrayal,
Peter we know full well, of denial.
On that day, from sin we tried to hide,
When the blood on the ground ran from him as he died,
And in darkness, that stream found us,
And our cursing and hatred was covered by love.
Stop all this destruction,
Sin only promises to leave us devastated,
Leave this desolation,
How could an idol ever overtake our savior,
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I Will Cling
03:05
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Blessed is the one who fears the king
To find strength not in himself but in the Justice that he brings
Justice that was placed upon the Christ
Who emptied out himself for the lost
I will cling,
I will cling,
I will cling to the Lord
Blessed is the one who fears the lord
To find the truth of the word, piercing like a sword
Uncovering, exposing our sinful souls
To bring us to his grace forevermore
When that trumpet sounds
All the nations bow
The kingdom come, your will be done
We will rise up again, we will rise up again
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You Are The Vine
03:38
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What can I do by my own will,
Can these legs hold me up,
And in your rest I will remain,
For your strength is enough.
You are the vine, I am the branch, I will abide,
As I live for you your word remains in me
You are the vine, I am the branch, I will obey,
Father, through your love my joy may be complete.
This life will not be free from pain,
Please mold me through the hurt,
And in your love you are my change,
Your hands have done the work.
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We Believe
02:59
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As we walk, as we move,
May our steps be wise with light that comes from you
Your Word’s our lamp, our sword of truth
And changed forever by your love we’ll follow you
We believe you’re the one who saves-the prophets said would come
Who made the world and when it fell, you became our hero
With contrite hearts, we place our faith
In him who rescues all who call his holy name
Our sins dismissed, with repentance changed
Our hope alone lies in the hands that take our shame
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Defender
04:53
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Blessed be your name you are with me in my pain
Blessed be your name in time of plenty you remain the same
You are my shelter, my fortress, the God I trust
My defender God
You are my rock, I will not be shaken
My defender God
You are my shield, and my firm foundation
When darkness falls, you are my light
When the destroyer comes, you are my might
When favor finds me, it comes from you
When doubt seeks harbor, your word is true
You hold my life up, you hold my life up, in your right hand
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