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My Savior

Thought it feels I'm trudging through the desert land

You've never left.

Left to die upon this island.

Still you've never left.

Drowning in a sea of sin.

You threw me a raft.

I left the world you found me in

So the first could become the last.

You never judged my failing ways.

You never ridiculed me or laughed.

When I felt less than deserving

You gave up your Son that I might know you at last.

Closer than the sun rays upon my skin

Closer than my past.

You breathe life into all of me again.

And you never look back.

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Feb 2, 2018
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