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Kirk Franklin ~ My Love, My Life, My All


[Verse 1:] My hands were made To worship you My heart, my King It beats for you [Pre-Chorus:] Oh Lamb So true I surrender to you [Chorus:] My life (I give) My love (I give) My all (All) [Verse 2:] Your touch Your kiss Your grace To me Is deeper Than my soul can see My purpose it changed When I called out your name [Chorus] [Repeat Verse 2] [Chorus] [Bridge:] My past has been erased With just one touch from you My clouds My rain My pain Has changed Your blood has made me new [Pre-Chorus] [Chorus] (and when) And When This world (has come) Has come (to end) to end (and paradise) And par(when I see your face)adise (when you call for me father) With you (you'll wipe every tear Father) Begins (and this is what He'll say) Well done (you'll say) you'll say (when I see) When I see your face [Chorus] [Bridge] [Pre-Chorus x3] [Chorus] Jesus you are [Chorus] Jesus you are [Chorus] more free lyrics

[Verse 1:]
My hands were made
To worship you
My heart, my King
It beats for you

[Pre-Chorus:]
Oh Lamb
So true
I surrender to you

[Chorus:]
My life
(I give)
My love
(I give)
My all
(All)

[Verse 2:]
Your touch
Your kiss
Your grace
To me
Is deeper
Than my soul can see
My purpose it changed
When I called out your name

[Chorus]

[Repeat Verse 2]

[Chorus]

[Bridge:]
My past has been erased
With just one touch from you
My clouds
My rain
My pain
Has changed
Your blood has made me new

[Pre-Chorus]

[Chorus]

(and when)
And When
This world
(has come)
Has come
(to end)
to end
(and paradise)
And par(when I see your face)adise
(when you call for me father)
With you
(you'll wipe every tear Father) Begins
(and this is what He'll say)
Well done
(you'll say)
you'll say
(when I see)
When I see your face

[Chorus]

[Bridge]

[Pre-Chorus x3]

[Chorus]

Jesus you are

[Chorus]

Jesus you are

[Chorus]

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