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What If the Last Words of Christian Martyrs Were Bethel Worship Lyrics

What If the Last Words of Christian Martyrs Were Bethel Worship Lyrics

Last updated on: June 29, 2018 at 4:51 pm by Jonathan Aigner

What If the Last Words of Christian Martyrs Were Bethel Worship Lyrics 2018-06-29T16:51:47-05:00 Jonathan Aigner

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“You’re never gonna let,
You’re never gonna let me down,
You’re never gonna let,
You’re never gonna let me down,
You’re never gonna let,
You’re never gonna let me down,
You’re never gonna let,
You’re never gonna let me down,
‘Cause You are good,
You are good, oh, oh,
You are good, You are good, oh, oh…”

“All my questions find their answers here.
When You come You change the atmosphere.
I am focused, I am clear
when You’re here with me…”

“I have come to this place in my life,
I’m full but I’ve not satisfied,
This longing to have more of You,
And I can feel it my heart is convinced.
I’m thirsty my soul can’t be quenched.
You already know this but still,
come and do whatever You want to…”

“You unravel me with a melody,
you surround me with a song
of deliverance from my enemies.”

“Your praise will ever be on my lips,
ever be on my lips.
Your praise will ever be on my lips,
ever be on my lips.
Your praise will ever be on my lips,
ever be on my lips.
Your praise will ever be on my lips,
ever be on my lips.”

“On and on and on and on it goes,
It overwhelms and satisfies my soul.
And I never, ever, have to be afraid.
This one thing…remains,
Your love never fails, never gives up
never runs out on me…”

“There’s no shadow you won’t light up,
mountain you won’t climb up
comin’ after me.
There’s no wall you won’t kick down,
lie you won’t tear down
comin’ after me…”

“If you want it,
come and get it,
for crying out loud.
‘Cause this love that
He has given you
was never in doubt.
Let go of your heart,
let go of your head,
and feel it now.
Let go of your heart,
let go of your head,
and feel it now.”

“And I will lock eyes with the One who’s chosen me,
The One who set my feet to dancing,
oh and we dance.”

“You don’t give Your heart in pieces.
You don’t hide Yourself to tease us.”

“It’s always like springtime with You,
making all things new.
Your light is breaking through the dark.
This love, it is sweeter than wine,
bringing joy, bringing life,
your hope is rising like the dawn.
You make me come alive.
You make me come alive.
You make me come alive.
You make me come alive.
You make me come alive.
You make me come alive.
You make me come alive, yeah.”

“What can I do for You?
What can I bring to You?
What kind of song would You like me to sing?
‘Cause I’ll dance a dance for You,
pour out my love to You…”

“Here is all my love.
It’s Yours, no conditions.
When You pull me close,
no, I won’t resist it.
No, I won’t resist it.
No, I won’t resist it.
No, I won’t resist it.”

You hide, i want to find you,
Go, and i will follow you.
I want to be where you are.
As you move, i’m right beside you.
Oh, I’m running after you.
I want to be where you are.

Pretty silly, huh? It sounds silly when a crowd in a dark room sings it, too.

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