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Lyrics and music by Jon Weller
Copyright 2011 Falling Frank Songs
I was down on the draw,
between things afire,
dare I withdraw,
And tell the church choir
I've fallen down on my face
been to hell and back again
The hand that holds things straight
Takes me in again
No understated lies
Your grace is the reply
To echoes of my life
You rescue me this time
And the barn it burns down
The woodshed's aflame
I see all things I own
Know that I am to blame
You come replace my face
Change my soul change my name
The charred buildings remain
But you took the blame
No understated lies
Your grace is the reply
To echoes of my life
You rescue me this time
No understated lies
Your grace is the reply
To echoes of my life
O wash me in the river
Wash me bright and clean
Drown me in the river
Graciously redeemed
Lyrics and music by Jon Weller
Copyright Falling Frank Songs
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