Never give up on me ....

this song makes me realise all the wondrous works that the lord has done in my life ....Thank u lord ....what can i offer you except my sinful life to be cleansed....

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  1. Samrufuzz ..My Intuitions8 April 2011 at 04:32

    Time after time you've been left behind
    Like the sun when it's starting to rain
    Time after time you've been forgotten
    Like a picture that's faded with age
    Time after time you ran after me
    When I was still running away

    Chorus:
    You never give up on me
    No, You never give up on me
    Though I'm weak you are strong
    You told me I still belong
    No, you never, never give up on me
    [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/j/josh_bates/never_give_up_on_me.html ]
    Time after time I've used your grace
    As a way to do what I please
    I've taken for granted prayers that you answered
    Never been all I could be
    You are holding out your hands
    And now I clearly see

    Chorus

    You always erase all my mistakes
    You lift me up when I'm down
    Through all the ages, Your love never changes
    You welcome me just as I am

    Chorus

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