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Big Daddy Weave ~ Set Me Free


Locked inside this cell of flesh I sat awaiting an eminent death The fruitful labor of my sin Had brought me to what I knew would be my end When I had a debt I couldn't pay You paid a debt You didn't owe You gave Your life for me that day So freedom I could know CHORUS: Set me free From the chains that bound me to my sin Set me free From this life that I've been living Set me free There has never been a time When Your mercy did not find me Tangled up in all my sin And then so faithfully unwind me But just before I slipped away You heard me when I called Your name There'll never be a day when You don't come and ... CHORUS You are the Author and the Finisher Of the faith in me I know I can trust in You to come And set me free more free lyrics

Locked inside this cell of flesh
I sat awaiting an eminent death
The fruitful labor of my sin
Had brought me to what I knew would be my end

When I had a debt I couldn't pay
You paid a debt You didn't owe
You gave Your life for me that day
So freedom I could know

CHORUS:
Set me free
From the chains that bound me to my sin
Set me free
From this life that I've been living
Set me free

There has never been a time
When Your mercy did not find me
Tangled up in all my sin
And then so faithfully unwind me

But just before I slipped away
You heard me when I called Your name
There'll never be a day when You don't come and ...

CHORUS

You are the Author and the Finisher
Of the faith in me
I know I can trust in You to come
And set me free

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