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Big Daddy Weave ~ Completely Free


Broken and poured out For the love of His Creation God paid a debt that He didn't owe Bearing my pain for not one was His equal And wearing my shame So that I could know Him CHORUS: He gave us all He had to give So that we could truly live So let's give all we have to give So that we can be completely free And as they placed the thorns on His brow As they drove the nails into His hands and His feet He looked past the moment To where we are now And gave us the victory From what seemed his defeat He said, "Here's my body, it's broken in two Here is my blood let it cover you All that I have is now yours to receive Payment in full so that you could be free CHORUS Oh without a doubt completely So that we can be completely free more free lyrics

Broken and poured out
For the love of His Creation
God paid a debt that He didn't owe

Bearing my pain for not one was His equal
And wearing my shame
So that I could know Him

CHORUS:
He gave us all He had to give
So that we could truly live
So let's give all we have to give
So that we can be completely free

And as they placed the thorns on His brow
As they drove the nails into His hands and His feet
He looked past the moment
To where we are now
And gave us the victory
From what seemed his defeat

He said, "Here's my body, it's broken in two
Here is my blood let it cover you
All that I have is now yours to receive
Payment in full so that you could be free

CHORUS

Oh without a doubt completely
So that we can be completely free

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