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Shelter Me (Cover)
03:38
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How long, Lord, will you forget me?
Will you hide your face forever?
Must I guide myself and have sorrow?
Shall my enemy win over me?
How long, O God?
Hear and answer
Give me life, lest I finally fall asleep for good
Lest my enemy say they won over me
Lest they celebrate my death
How long, O God?
Why do you let the wicked prosper?
Why do you let them kill our sons and daughters?
Why do you let them profane you?
Will you not defend your name?
But I have trusted and have been saved before
So my heart will sing again
I will sing to you, God, I will raise my heart and voice
Because you've been so good to me
Come near, O God
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Blackbird (The Beatles)
02:11
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Want
05:19
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Keep all your choices
I'll keep my destiny
We'll compare later then
Who has more security
There you'll be crying
Where you were free to hurt yourself
A freedom but prison
Where you bleed out in your own cell
Oh God
Two hours and nine minutes from now
I could be at your front door
Two hours and nine minutes from now
I could give some hope
But I'll stay home for now
Are you your own keeper?
Are you your own counsel?
Because if you aren't a slave to them
You'll just be a slave to your self
All of this talk about want
Just don't make sense to me
Because this life is a burden
Why would anyone want to live it?
Oh God
Two hours and nine minutes from now
I could be at your front door
Two hours and nine minutes from now
I could give some hope
But I'll stay home for now
But I'll stay home for now
You, you cut so deep
Not just to yourself but also to me
I hope your happy
With all your decisions
For you got to be free
But where was my voice in this?
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Caleb Hickerson Frankfort, Kentucky
Jesus music.
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