The Prodigal: An animation (with lyrics)
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You held out your arms, I walked away
Insolent, I spurned your face
Squandering the gifts you gave to me
Holding close forbidden things
Destitute, a rebel still, a fool in all my pride
The world I once enjoyed is death to me
No joy, no hope, no life
Where now are the friends that I had bought
Gone with every penny lost
What hope could there be for such as I
Sold out to a world of lies
Oh, to see your face again, it seems so distant now
Could it be that you would take me back
A servant in your house
You held out your arms, I see them still
You never left, you never will
Running to embrace me, now I know
Your cords of love will always hold
Mercy’s robe, a ring of grace
Such favor undeserved
You sing over me and celebrate
The rebel now your child
By Meghan Baird and Ryan Baird
Album: Sons & Daughters (released August 1, 2009)
Sovereign Grace Worship
Видео The Prodigal: An animation (with lyrics) канала Epistle of Dude
You held out your arms, I walked away
Insolent, I spurned your face
Squandering the gifts you gave to me
Holding close forbidden things
Destitute, a rebel still, a fool in all my pride
The world I once enjoyed is death to me
No joy, no hope, no life
Where now are the friends that I had bought
Gone with every penny lost
What hope could there be for such as I
Sold out to a world of lies
Oh, to see your face again, it seems so distant now
Could it be that you would take me back
A servant in your house
You held out your arms, I see them still
You never left, you never will
Running to embrace me, now I know
Your cords of love will always hold
Mercy’s robe, a ring of grace
Such favor undeserved
You sing over me and celebrate
The rebel now your child
By Meghan Baird and Ryan Baird
Album: Sons & Daughters (released August 1, 2009)
Sovereign Grace Worship
Видео The Prodigal: An animation (with lyrics) канала Epistle of Dude
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