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More in Love
04:13
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i want to fall deep enough
to dream away the morning
deep enough, till we become one
in love enough, till you live inside of me
in your love, i am free
i want to run fast enough
so my feet wont touch the ground
far enough, its only in you im found
surrounded by your glory
i call out to your name
let your presence carry me
carry me
i want to fall more, more in love you
i want to fall deep enough
dive into you healing
deep enough, till we become one
in love enough, till you live inside of me
in your love, i am free
i want to fall more, more in love with you
heaven and earth will fade away
and the wisdom of man will fall to the grave
it wont be long till we see your face
we lift you up
oh, ancient of days
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Sanctuary
05:20
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take me past the pretty faces where we hide
a shining demonstration meant to drown our souls intentions
an experience of recklessness defined
by all the jagged pieces love has left behind
we've leave behind
call to me from scary places i cant move
bring me back to my senses
talk me down from the ledges
the beauty and the grace that you exude
i find only when i'm broken
leaves my heart wide open
my heart is now wide open
and everyone i know is sad and lonely
and everyone i know is cold and empty
and everyone i know is jaded broken
and everyone i know needs sanctuary
sanctuary let everyone come in
everyone come in
find your healing let everyone come in
everyone come in
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