Steven Curtis Chapman - Amen Lyrics
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Amen
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What Are The Lyrics For Amen By Steven Curtis Chapman?
You have given us
A new name The sons and daughters of your righteousness You have taking all of our shame And given us the gift of holiness Lord we're crying out for faith To believe the words you say You say we are loved You say we belong to you Your grace is enough Nothing more that we can do You say we've been bought by your blood, by your blood And all that we can say is amen You have given us a new hope An anchor for the soul that shall not fail Jesus we believe your truth shines Yes in the darkest night, you shall prevail, Lord we're crying out for faith To believe the words you say You say we are loved You say we belong to you Your grace is enough Nothing more that we can do You say we've been bought by your blood, by your blood And all that we can say is amen Amen, your word is true Amen, we trust in you Amen, your word is true Amen, we trust in you Amen, your word is true Amen, we trust in you Amen, your word is true Amen, we trust in you You say we are loved You say we belong to you Your grace is enough Nothing more that we can do You say we've been bought by your blood, by your blood And all that we can say is amen Amen |
Who Wrote Amen By Steven Curtis Chapman?
Nathan Paul Chapman, Claude Kelly, Masha Alexandra Shirin
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What's The Duration Of The Amen By Steven Curtis Chapman?The duration of Amen is 4:07 minutes and seconds. |
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