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| Thank You Letter | music: John, Will & Baron | words: John |
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used to be something I regret But now I see How Your love forgave me I was in the dark, but You Turned me to look toward The Light And I thank You � |
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-chorus- 'Cause when I fall You're always there to pick me up and When I'm down I've always got Someone to talk to And when I'm alone I don' have to be afraid You're always there and I thank You � | |
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So now I follow You And every single step I take I will take in You And all I ask Is that You let Your light shine through � |
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My God, I just can't see How You could love me Yet, You do it abundantly, unconditionally And I know that Your love is Your gift to me How You took me back with just an apology I was blind but now I see And I will do what you want me to be 'Cause now I see That my life is for the man Who gave his life for me |
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| � This is exactly what it is titled. Its a thank you song to our Father in heaven. He is always there when we need him no matter what is goin on in our lives, and that, my friends, is something that we should be eternally grateful for. � |
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| Super Hero | music: John, Baron & Harry | words: John |
| A young boy walking Walking down the beach While starfish wash upon shore He gasps with fright Starts throwing them back But for everyone wash back ten more A lady days "son, It really makes no difference You could never save them all" But with fire in his eyes The boy picks up one more And throws it back "It made a difference to that one and that one" A soldier walks |
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| -chorus- I wanna be a Super Hero Do all I can to save the world I would put an end to poverty And fight evil villains Use my powers to save the lives of millions � |
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| A broken man Walking a broken path Two beams of wood across his back He falls once Again and Again While streams of leather strike is back He pushes onward No hate in his heart While the crowd spits and mocks A nail drives in Again and Again (It was) the greatest battle ever fought � |
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| They hoist him high For the world to see The world he saved with his love He shows no hate Sinless he hangs He was the greatest Super Hero of them all |
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song is about how the smallest things can make a difference.
Like the widow that gave so little but it was all she had, when we do
something that may seem like nothing, but we do it with a full, loving
heart, then it accounts to God as all that we have. This song
encourages one to do anything and everything they can do to make the world a
better place. In doing this, we will be a witness to the greatest
Super Hero of all, Jesus Christ. � |
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| East From West | music: John, Will & Harry | words: John |
| Mountain ranges high And desert valleys low I will survive the heat and the snow. From parting sight of peaks To sifting of the sands I will bravely step to front until I�m home � |
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| -chorus- And He will give me strength To move this journey onward Or carry me until I�m done And although I may fall short And not always do my best My sins are still as far as east is from the west � |
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Crystal starry skies And Hurricanes that blow He will provide His comfort to show That after darkest nights The sun again will rise He�ll make that vast sierras His own � |
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| Our walk as Christians is like walking through a mountain range. When we hit the top of a mountain, we are at a spiritual high, but in the distance, we see a mountain that is a lot higher, and would be a greater accomplishment to climb. So we trek down the mountain we were on into the hot desert valleys where we struggle to carry on. It�s in these valleys that we learn the most which gives us strength for the climb that is to come. As Christians we have our spiritual ups and downs. It�s in our spiritual highs that we feel like we are on top of the world and in the �desert valleys� of our walk that we feel furthest away from God. Yet, it�s in the darkest nights and the deepest valleys that we learn the most about what God is doing in our lives. He is strengthening us for harder times to come. Whenever we feel that we can�t push onward, all we have to do is ask Jesus to help us and he will give us the strength to move on, or even carry us if we are too weak. The chorus in the song pretty much sums up the entire thing. Even though we always fall short of what Jesus was, and we never do the best that we can, Jesus still forgave us for our sins; he�ll never let us go. Think about this. If you start at the most northern point, and start heading south, you can only go so far before you start going towards the north i.e. you can only go so far south. But when you start to east, you will always go east. You�ll never start going west. � |
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| A Praise Song | music: John | words: John |
| Woke up this morning Felt like singing Saw the sun shining outside Couldn�t help but want to praise The God of everything The God of all things good and bad � And even though we give up Before we ever begin He still holds tight Never changing |
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| -chorus- He is/Praise Him who's strong when we are weak The God of endless mercy The God of earth, (the) sky, and the sea When we are blind He always sees Slaves to sin, He set us free The God of all eternity � | |
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Woke up (again) this morning Didn�t really feeling singing There�s no sun outside today Didn�t feel that I could praise The God of everything The God of all things glad and sad And even though we give in Before we can ever hold out He still holds tight Never changing � |
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| It�s amazing how quick we are to praise God when things go our way, but when things get crummy we just want to wallow in our self pity. This song is about how whether we are praising God or not, he always is there to hold us and never let us go. He�s the God of everything, and does everything for us. He even sent his one and only son to be a living sacrifice for us; to take the wrath for our faults. � |
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| Lord I Lift Your Name On High | arrangement: John & Dane | Words and Music by Rick Founds � |
Every Move I Make | arrangement: John | Not sue who the words and music are by, but I will find out � |
Praise Adonai | arrangement: Will & John | Words and Music by Paul Baloche
This one is sung by our master of disaster, Will McMaster |
