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Creator of the stars of night,
Your people’s everlasting light,
Oh Christ, Redeemer of us all,
We pray you hear us when we call.
When this old world drew on toward night
You came, but not in splendor bright
Not as a monarch but the child
Of Mary, blameless, mother mild
At your great name, oh Jesus, now
All knees must bend all hearts must bow
All things on Earth with one accord
Like those in Heaven, shall call you Lord
To God the Father, God the Son,
And God the Spirit, Three in One,
Praise, honor, might, and glory be
From age to age eternally.
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Here Among Us (acoustic)
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Here among us, closer than the air we breathe
All around us, truer than the world we see
Every heartbeat pulses with the life you give
Jesus, by your life and death we live
While not seeing still we cling to you our God
Still believing in the promise of your love
When we falter here your love will still remain
Jesus, come and fill our hearts today
The forgiven living past the end of days
Ever risen in a song of endless praise
In your glory, in Love's fierce and gentle gaze
Jesus, hold our hearts in your embrace
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Jaron & Katherine Kamin recommends:
The Hymn Sing: Live In Nashville
by Indelible Grace Music
An amazing compilation of talented Nashville artists reworking hymns. This is why it's great to be in Nashville. The southern food is great, too, but you can't download it. :)
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This is our other band. Same people, different music. Hope you enjoy!
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Adventurous EP that embodies the sound of winter through crackly old piano and hope-filled songs.
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Bedroom Demos - Vol. 25
by Terry Scott Taylor
Terry Taylor returns with another beautiful batch of art pop demos in advance of a forthcoming new full-length.
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Bedroom Demos - Vol. 24
by Terry Scott Taylor
More intimate bedroom demos from the Daniel Amos frontman that blend Brian Wilson harmonies with Americana arrangements.
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Neverhood Songs [Deluxe]
by Terry Scott Taylor
The soundtrack to the beloved video game is delightfully skewed and surreal—cockeyed pop for any occasion.
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