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I hear the faith was a race so I 
decide to pace it like NASCAR, trust 
in the one who brought me threw 
the storm Lord God, he brought me 
this far illuminated, blacklight threw 
the dark, the wages of sin are death 
and he wore that cross, yeah the 
cross was mine, but he didn't mind, 
I crossed his mine, Golgotha, 
Calvary, the old me is dead and 
gone he burned those 
transgressions like calories, now I'm 
blessed to be in his presence yeah 
that's a gift, waking up to favor in 
the present like a Christmas list, and 
this is only the beginning, saved by 
grace that's amazing and a God 
that's infinite, on the cross it was 
finish no more segregation, I boast 
on the veil that was ripped I'm so 
covenant no more separation
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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