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If What We Have is Love
03:16
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Open your door to the wind
Let it search for life again
Spirit come to give us peace
Let it rest in us to cease all striving
If what we have is love
If what we have is love
Praise to God above, beside, below
Love so marvelous and pure
Lead us on help us endure all waiting
Hours before you come at last
Spirit comfort of the past and present
If what we have is love
If what we have is love
Praise to God above, beside, below
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Eyes on a Distant Shore
03:29
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Calling for slumber
Calling for lumber, it's war
Calling from hunger
Could there be eyes on a distant shore?
Could there be eyesight on a distant shore?
Calling for comfort
Calling the scared, hurt, it's war
Calling from hunger
Could there be eyes on a distant shore?
Could there be eyesight on a distant shore?
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Slowly She Beckons
04:28
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I'm not understanding
Why are you walking away?
Cling to that fountain
You are a mountain of grace
Slowly she beckons
I reckon I'll be there today
Wisdom she knows you
You are the vision she knew
And you call me back
But you come my way
And you call my name
And you call me back
But you come my way
And you call me to stay
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Kin(g)dom
03:19
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Oh the magic
of the morning rain
You are elastic
You take this pain
To rise above the world of the pain
You are in
To rise above the world of this pain
You are kin
To rise above the world of this pain
There is a king
A kingdom
Oh on the morning
I discover you
I am lying dead
As you come through
To rise above the world of the pain
You are in
To rise above the world of this pain
You are kin
To rise above the world of this pain
There is a king
A kingdom
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Who Was That Man?
02:07
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Who was that man?
And what was his name?
Are you upset?
Am I to blame?
Who was that man?
Oh could he be?
A light on a boat
Please carry
Who was that man?
And what was his name?
Are you upset?
Am I the same?
Who was that man?
Oh could he be?
A light on a boat
The world can see
(Who was that man?
Some say that he was John the Baptist. I heard somebody say he was Elijah, or maybe Jeremiah, or one of the prophets.
Let's hear what Peter has to say)
The world can see
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For Burma
02:37
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When one of us is locked up inside her house
We all suffer a death in the family
For the people
From heaven God looks to the earth
Hearing the groans of everyday prisoners
For Burma, For Burma
Break through the locked hands
of child slavery, rape, and war
For Burma, For Burma
Shatter the hatred throwing
beauty behind closed doors
Your daughter calls
From your living room
For the people with ears to hear
Hear the sounds all around us now
Of a million displaced tears
For Burma, For Burma
Will you weep and moan?
For Burma, For Burma
Will you leave her alone?
For Burma, For Burma...
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Playgrounds
03:04
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Help the poor
Help yourself
Out of the door
You are in distress
Help the kids
On playgrounds of cocaine
They can feel your warmth
You can feel their pain
Help the love
The love of your life
He is enchanted
She is your wife
Help the kids
On playgrounds all the same
They can heal your warmth
You can speak their name
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You Lead so I can Follow
03:50
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Oh my loving Lord
Tears fall like swords
All around us now
A child is born
In my living room
What shall I do?
All around us now
A child is torn
I've changed, I'm changed, I know
You lead, You lead so I can follow
Oh my loving word
Tears have been obscured
All around us now
A child is born
In your living room
What can I do?
All around You now we breathe and move
I've changed, I'm changed, I know
You lead, You lead so I can follow
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