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Your Grace (Aaron David Frith)

from Everybody by The Push Community

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Through all the choices that I make, every sin every mistake
You still love me
Even when I do my best, you donʼt love me more or less
Because You are love

I know it is only by the your grace that I am saved

Your grace has rescued me, Your grace now covers me
Your grace is the reason that I can stand free
To lift up your name

You fully load me for the flight, yet this easy and itʼs light
What you place on me
A road of grace beneath my feet, I walk towards You faithfully
Into your arms

I know it is only by the your grace that I am saved

As far as the east is from the west, you have taken our sins from us
As far as the east is from the west, that is the measure of your grace
As far as the east is from the west, you have taken our sins from us
As far as the east is from the west, that is the measure of your grace
Such is the measure of your grace

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from Everybody, released March 21, 2013
Written by Aaron Frith
Drums - Tom Fisher, Bass - Tom Mills, Keys - Steve Harding, Guitars - Tom Mills, Vocals - Aaron, Steve, Tom
Produced, mixed and mastered by Steve Harding and Tom Mills

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