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Firm Foundation

from Buried At Sea by Lion of Judah

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When i’m overcome,
When i’m filled with fear,
When i’m buried deep in anxious thought,
And no way out is clear,

When i’m overwhelmed,
Stumbling in the dark,
When I feel alone and worry churns me up, tears me apart,

I need you,
I need you,

I call for you as a son to his father,
I think on you, the rock on which I stand,
I run to you my shelter,
My only firm foundation,
And the one who loves me more than I know,

My security,
My hope for life,
My joy and peace, my identity,
Are all bound up in Christ,

Forgive me LORD,
For I am weak,
In my faith and trust, in obedience,
Your standard I can’t keep,

So I need you,
I need you,

I call for you as a son to his father,
I think on you, the rock on which I stand,
I run to you my shelter,
My only firm foundation,
And the one who loves me more than I know,

By your grace my future is secure,
By your blood to death I cling no more,
And you rose, my heart to be restored,
Now you wait with saints who’ve gone before,
And I will walk the streets of heaven by your side,

I’ll see you,
I’ll see you,
I’ll need you,
I’ll still need you,

I call for you as a son to his father,
I think on you, the rock on which I stand,
I run to you my shelter,
My only firm foundation,
And the one who loves me more than I know

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from Buried At Sea, released August 26, 2016

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Lion of Judah Haywards Heath, UK

We love God, and we love music. Our passion is to use the gifts God has given us to his glory. Our hope is to write music which comforts, encourages, and inspires our brothers and sisters in Christ.

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