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You spoke to me, I heard you
to go and preach, but I ran from you
I thought I could run away,
But you came for me
In the crashing waves,
Oh the storm showed me
I can't escape your presence
I cannot run from you
I said I knew, and feared you God
But even pagans saw, that I did not
So they tossed me in the sea,
I sank into the deep
but even there I could see
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I cried to you because of my affliction
You answered me, you heard me
You cast me into the deep
into the heart of the seas
and the floods they surrounded me
and your waves passed over me
But I know salvation is from you Lord
Yes I know salvation is from you Lord
Your hand is not weak to save
Yes you will deliver me
For I know salvation is from you Lord
Down to the roots of the mountains I went
into the darkness, straight to my death
But you gave me breath
You raised me up, my heart is full of thanks
For you are my God
When my soul was faint
I called upon your name
You came to me, You lifted me
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Interlude
01:42
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You spoke to me once again
But this time I did not run
I went and said
Forty days to turn away
Forty day for this city
to repent of your wickedness
to worship God and confess
That He alone is God above
That He alone is worthy of
all the praise from every man
let every nation understand
That He alone is God
Yes He alone is God
The king of Nineveh spoke
to all the people he told
let us fast and pray,
who can tell if God will turn
the wrath that we deserve
oh may he have mercy
Oh come and sing with me
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He Alone Is God
04:26
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You spoke to me once again
But this time I did not run
I went and said
Forty days to turn away
Forty day for this city
to repent of your wickedness
to worship God and confess
That He alone is God above
That He alone is worthy of
all the praise from every man
let every nation understand
That He alone is God
Yes He alone is God
The king of Nineveh spoke
to all the people he told
let us fast and pray,
who can tell if God will turn
the wrath that we deserve
oh may he have mercy
Oh come and sing with me
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Should I Not
03:19
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You ran from me, I saved you
You tried to flee, I was with you
I heard your prayers, I sent you here
So you can see, My mercy
Yet your mad at me
For saving them?
But when its' you
is it different?
Should I not have mercy?
In your wrath, I showed you grace
Your heart was hot, but I gave you shade
I took it away, and you complained
you cherished death, rather than grace?
are you right to be
angry with me?
You knew I was
a God of mercy
But when I save you
You give thanks to me
So I ask you
Should I not have mercy?
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Josh Hayden Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Born and raised in Minnesota, a young Josh found it easy to memorize just about any song he heard on the radio. Even though he hated practicing piano, he began to take up an active interest in music in high school, writing his own songs and crafting his unique style and approach to music. In making music, he desires to to point others to the ultimate Creator of music. ... more
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