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A Song To Jesus
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A Song to Jesus
Manger born, You were given
By the Father.
To redeem the lost and
To make salvation clear.
You would raise the dead,
And You would walk out,
On the water.
You would give Your life,
And draw Your people near.
And I’m so glad You came,
To save sinners like me.
I was born to sing Your praise.
And I’m looking for the next time,
Where You will be riding, on the clouds.
You fed the thousands with fish and bread,
From a basket worn so thin.
Your words they feed me, they feed me yet,
Teaching us to be, fishers of men.
And I’m so glad You came,
To save sinners like me.
I was born to sing Your praise.
And I’m looking for the next time,
Where You will be riding, on the clouds.
They nailed you to the tree.
And they tempted You to deliver Yourself.
But You were thinking of me.
And the Father knew that this is what it would take.
And I’m so glad You came,
To save sinners like me.
I was born to sing Your praise.
And I’m looking for the next time,
Where You will be riding, on the clouds.
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