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Joy comes in the morning
03:11
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Where morning dawns and evening fades
You call forth songs of joy in the morning
So when at night I lay my weary head down to rest
I give you all my care ‘cause I know you are near
And I know when I awake to seek your face
You and your song will be there.
Weeping may endure for the night - grief, loss or pain -
But we will taste and see every morning your mercies new.
Joy comes in the morning for those who put their trust in you.
Weeping may endure for the night but where evening fades
and morning dawns you and your song will be there.
The song will be there, the song in our hearts,
the song of those who put their trust in you, o Lord.
Where evening fades and morning dawns
you and your song will be there!
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1. Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see their God.
The secret of the Lord is theirs, their soul is Christ’s abode.
Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see their God,
yes, they shall see their God.
2. Still to the lowly soul He does Himself impart and for His
dwelling and His throne He chooses those with an undivided heart,
yes, He chooses those with an undivided heart.
3. Lord, create a clean heart within me, a heart that’s pure
and can receive all your blessing, life and power.
I leave unbelief behind to worship you alone
and trusting you, I come, Father, Spirit, Son!
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Indigo Interlude 1
01:09
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I want to love you, Lord
02:30
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I want to love you, Lord, yes, love you with a holy fear.
I want to honour you, and bow before you with a conscience clear.
My highest goal, that for which I want to live
Is to love you, obey you, know your friendship, know your favour
Till the day I stand before your throne!
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Morning and Evening
04:04
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In the morning I’ll wait for you, Lord
You will come to meet with me. I’ll wait for you.
O, to know you and your presence -
You are my God and I worship you. 2x
And in the evening I’ll lift up my eyes to you,
You will come to meet with me. I’ll wait for you.
Gracious God, so full of mercy. I worship you, I worship you.
God of all justice, Righteous King, my Creator, to you I will sing.
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The peace He gives
02:56
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1. Grace and peace to you from God our Father
and from our one Lord, Jesus Christ.
Peace He gives to us, not as the world can give,
peace that only comes from Him (2x)
2. Peace you give to us, not as the world gives,
at all times, daily new. Like a little child, warmed and satisfied,
we will put our hope in you. (2x)
3. Peace you give to us, not as the world gives,
peace at all times, daily new.
To set our minds on you is life and peace, Lord.
In our hearts your peace will rule. (2x)
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Indigo Interlude 2
01:02
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I trust in You, o Lord
04:42
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1. I trust in you, o Lord.
I say “You are my God”.
My times are in your hand, my times are in your hand.
2. Blessed be the Lord,
for He has wondrously shown
His steadfast love to me, His steadfast love to me.
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Mercy
02:53
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We believe in You
03:45
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1. We believe in you, Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, our life is in You.
You we want to know and love and honour in all we do.
We will guard ourselves from idols, nothing else can take your place.
Sov’reign Ruler, Lord of light, full of goodness, truth and grace.
2. Your holiness and transforming power sometimes overwhelm our souls.
Where is there a God like You, who heals our hearts and makes us whole?
From your fullness we have all received, once blind you’ve now restored our sight, poured your love and your light into our lostness and our night.
3. Your presence, Holy Spirit, purifies us deep within.
We come again in holy fear and bow before you as we sing.
O Immanuel, Prince of Peace, all powerful King,
as a living sacrifice we ourselves to you now bring
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The Christmas Carol
02:32
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1. We look for you just as shepherds once did.
We follow you just as wise men once did.
We bring our gifts of love and devotion
And may the Prince of Peace come in and rule our hearts. (2x)
2. We worship you just as Mary once did.
We sing for you just as angels once did.
We bring our gifts of love and devotion
And may the Prince of Peace come in and rule our hearts (2x)
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When all has been said
03:37
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1. When all has been said and our songs have all been sung,
all our battles fought and the good race has been run -
What will remain, what will endure?
Your reign is eternal, Lord, and we’ll keep trusting you.
2. Though the earth may shake, kingdoms topple, nations rage,
we will know your peace - you are our God from age to age.
We will be still and know you are near.
You are on the throne and in your presence we’ll not fear.
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Indigo Interlude 3
01:09
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Peace, be still
04:05
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Peace, be still, do not fear! I am your God, so very near.
Rest in me and learn to be still in my presence.
This is the key: Abiding and trusting, fearful of nothing!
Peace, be still - your Father is here.
I will be still, I will not fear. You are my God, so very near.
I’ll rest in you and learn to be still in your presence.
This is the key: Abiding and trusting, fearful of nothing!
I will be still - you, Father, are here.
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Abschluss/Completion
02:49
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Marion Warrington Berlin, Germany
Marion is a New Zealander who has lived for many years in Germany, currently Berlin. Singer, songwriter, mother and grandmother and pianist - she loves making a piano come alive and sing! On this new album: peaceful, devotional, personal songs in English, her mother tongue. She calls them “modern psalms”. ... more
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