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Our Father
03:04
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What Can Separate
04:36
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Sometimes in need
Sometimes in suffering
Helpless and weak
Needing the hope you bring
When grief and pain are near us
Father we know you hear us
What can separate us now?
Now that you've freed us
We were lost but now we're found
You've given us Jesus
Looking ahead
Wondering what will be
Can I still trust
You to take care of me
Though I walk toward an unknown land
My future is safe within your hands
Famine nor fears nor sword
Present nor things to come
Height nor depth, life, nor death
Nor anything
Can separate us from Jesus Christ the Lord!
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The Promised Land
03:58
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I chose to walk a narrow way, It's clearly marked for all to see
My goal's ahead, my past is gone, so why am I still wandering?
And where is the promised land?
And why is it so hard to keep holding on to your hand?
And when will you come back and take me away?
How I need to be rescued today
The narrow door was open wide, that second mile and I'd be home
But when I turned to look around, so many ways that I could go
And where is the promised land?
And why is it so hard to keep holding on to your hand?
And when will you come back and take me away?
How I need to be rescued today
And someday this will be over
And somehow I'll make it through
I'm stumbling my way back to you
I catch a glimpse and lift my eyes and through the maze You flash a smile
Back on the path, my goal's ahead, You walk with me that second mile
And on to the promised land?
Why was it so hard to keep holding on to your hand?
And when will you come back and take me away?
How I need to be rescued today
And someday this will be over
And somehow I'll make it through
I'm stumbling my way back to you
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Will You
04:56
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Psalm 13
04:18
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Whatever You Do
04:49
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Day after day and time after time
We put in the hours, wondering why
Who is this for, and what is the end?
To see what we can get, pay off all our debts, and then do it again?
Whatever you do, do it all for the Lord
Remember it's Christ, the light of the world, who you're working for
Created by God in Christ Jesus are you
Made for good works, prepared in advance that God gives us to do
So we lift up our eyes, we listen for you
To come and to bless all our toil, to make it all new
Sometimes we hear your voice in our need
Saying you can believe my purpose and leave the outcome to me
(Chorus)
Lord hear my prayer, God let it be
You used a boy with some loaves and some fishes
Would you use me?
Take all my work, the hours and the days
Use it to build your kingdom and fill the whole earth with your praise!
(Chorus)
Fishermen, children and wise men
A shepherd, a slave, and a queen
You used them all for your glory
Would you use me. . .
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MUSIC
03:40
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Gift of God
Speech of soul
Sound of inner thought
Sparkle shine
Downward bend
Say what words cannot
Joy on air
Pain and loss
Waiting for the light
Raucousness
Peacefulness
Wrong almost made right
But never can
Resolve the rift
The wound inside my mind
In the dark
The promise heard
Seek and you will find!
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Rich Lacoss Windsor, Connecticut
Rich performs a wide range of acoustic and electric music as a solo artist, with the Intarsia Duo, Mars on Saturday, and others. Rich is based in Windsor Connecticut.
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