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A Revelation
03:56
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Chase the clouds,
In the skies,
What do you see;
A distant form
What do you see
Chase the clouds,
In the sky,
What do you see;
A distant form
What do you see
In dreams you wake,
You wake to find,
A revelation;
Not from your mind
What do you see (Infinity!)
You see a glimpse of,
A vision of beauty,
A version of earth that is
Not inconsistent in righteousness
Chase the clouds,
In the skies,
What do you see;
A distant throne
What do you see
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2. |
Open My Eyes
04:49
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Open my eyes let me see again
I know you, I love you, it's just that I'm prone to forget
I've got a recluse demeanor and I
Go ahead thinking that there's no one to hear these words
Oh God, do you hear my words
I lift my eyes to the hills above
I know you, I love you, I know where my help comes from
I'm finally reaching I'm seeking the Son
Redemption, correction; distinguish the two from the one
Because now I know I have reason to sing
The people around me; it's joy they do bring
Together we weather the sun and the rain
Encourage each other through pain
I have been lifted
The recluse defeated
and I
Live as if I am
As if I'm a new man
I have been lifted
The recluse defeated
and I
Live as if I am
As if I'm a new man
Open my eyes, God
revive this life, God
Open my eyes to your love, God
Open my eyes, God
revive this life, God
Open my eyes to your love, God
Open my eyes, God
revive this life, God
Open my eyes to your love, God
Open our eyes, God
revive these lives, God
Open our eyes to your love, God
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Streets of Gold
03:05
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No more sorrow, and no more shame
No more injustice, and no more pain
In streets of gold the people sing
Singing their songs together
Oh, what a city to live in and reside
A city of serenity and peace of mind
In streets of gold the people dance
Dancing for all that is given,
Singing to the one that is risen
And in time I will rise and I will sing my songs
To my God, in His glory, in His kingdom come
But, until that day, I will sing of grace
Yeah, the grace that's been given to the least of us
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4. |
Wrongs/Rights
03:30
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All my own designs are flawed
I can construct many cons
Jesus, I set aside all my wrongs for Your rights
All Your own designs are good
I can only rest in that
Jesus, I realize that all my wrongs are now Your rights
Jesus, I realize that all my wrongs are now Your rights
Jesus, I realize that all my wrongs are now Your rights
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5. |
A Year Of Jubilee
04:11
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These days are fulfilled as I will them to be
All decision is on my part
Lord, what are my motives behind what I mean?
They're a measure of who I am
I've learned and seen where my consistency leans;
It's decidedly incomplete
Sound judgement is something I want to attain,
But I can't by my own demands
A day of atonement is sounded in
On the tenth of the seventh month
Oh, leaders bring liberty where we are
We are here, we're not somewhere else
We've learned and we've seen where our consistency leans
It's decidedly incomplete
Sound judgement is something we want to attain,
But we can't by our own demands
A year of jubilee,
Could we be free from all our demands?
A year of jubilee,
could we just see that all our demands are dismantling peace?
A year of jubilee,
Could we be free from all our demands?
A year of jubilee,
could we just see that all our demands are dismantling peace?
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Rafe Stanage Bellingham, Washington
Canadian-American Singer/Songwriter currently living in Portland, Oregon. All proceeds go towards my pizza-by-the-slice budget.
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