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Provider
04:31
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When Trouble comes, and I’m undone,
Is there no relief,
There is the doubt, when I forget,
You will always see my need,
Traveled and weary, who will sustain,
Where will I find the strength,
I keep on pushing, but my weakness is great,
You forgive my unbelief,
Provider, perfect supplier
WhenI was low you lifted, lifted,
I have only known of pardon,
I will proclaim, you’re all I need,
You are the great physician
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Let Me Go
03:49
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I can barely catch my breath,
Crushed by the weight and pull,
My eyes can only see the wrong I’ve done
Your judgement for me is just,
From day one I cursed your name,
Today I give the truth, I’m coming clean
Let me go, let me go,
Death couldn’t keep its hold
My God renewed my spirit from within,
Let me go, let me go
Death couldn’t keep its hold
My heart has been restored to new again.
I’m caught up in silent praise,
In grief I can barely speak,
Unseal these useless lips, so I can sing
I’m broken but full of joy,
I’m thankful for this new day,
Give me the strength to walk and to obey
No you can’t hang death,
No you can’t hang death
No you can’t hang death over my head any longer.
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We Have Found A Home
05:10
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We work with our hands, We struggle and strain
From dust we came
To Adam and Eve, the promise God gave
of labor and pain
The earth will take our bodies back,
The Lord will make us whole,
On that Sabbath day we'll rest,
Singing we have found a home
We have found a home, we have found a home
We work with our hands, We struggle and strain
From dust we came
The failure of man, The promise God gave
His son would save
What God has in store for, those who have loved him,
no mind can imagine.
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You're A King
03:59
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With a crown of thorns on your head, still a king,
They put the nails in your hands and your feet, you didn’t deserve to bleed,
Wipe the blood from your face and your brow, you are clean
as they shouted their words of hate you didn't do a thing
You built a church, and removed the veil,
You rose again, and conquered the gates of hell,
We don’t deserve to call your name, or worship you at all,
We sing Allelu
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You Are The Vine
04:10
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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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Riverview Music Lansing Charter Township, Michigan
We like to see our music as varied as the weather here in Michigan; sometimes there's synth beats, sometimes there's banjo, sometimes it's rock, and there's a decent chance someone will say it's too loud. But whatever the style, we hope our music can be used to respond to who God is and what He has done. ... more
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