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My Life for Glory


To the King on the throne I give my life

His glory fills the earth, whom shall I fear?

Though my life be filled with turmoil and strife,

I will not turn back; His kingdom is here.

Though this dark path may not always be clear,

I will always follow my Father's lead.

The rain may fall, and the clouds may be drear,

I will press on, for I have all I need

In my Savior, who is risen indeed.

His tomb is empty, my God is alive:

In this truth I base the song that I sing,

His power has conquered death; now I thrive.

To anyone who will hear my story

Know I have given my life for glory.

 

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