Grace And Love

Kutless

Many things in life are hard for me
Many things can pull us down
I don't understand
Why I do what I do
How could I take my eyes off you?

After all You've done for me
And after all You've done for me

And It's by grace and love
I am saved
And It's by grace and love
You've forgiven me
And by that love and grace
I'm amazed
And It's by grace and love
I am Free

I am free
I am free
I am free

And it's by grace and love that I am free
I'll live with You eternally
I thank you Lord That I am free
I thank you Lord for loving me
I thank you Lord for dying
Upon the tree of Calvary
I thank you Lord for loving me
I thank you Lord for dying for me

'Cause It's by grace and love
I am saved
(I am saved by your)
And It's by grace and love
You've forgiven me
(Forgive me)
And by that love and grace
I'm amazed
(I stand amazed by your)
And It's by grace and love
I am free

I am free
I am free
I am free

And Many things in life are hard for me
Many things can pull us down
But by grace and love,
you've forgiven me
And by grace and love,
We are free


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    Wow, this is one of the most amazing and beautiful songs I've ever heard. Enough said.

    kelbelbaby17on May 28, 2004   Link

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