| I have the dust on my boots of a thousand cathedrals
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| And I have taken my place with bended knees
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| And I have raised my voice with a multitude of angels
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| Whose nests are treasured by Your trees
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| Oh, the music of Your fingers
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| Oh, the heartbeat of Your lands
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| Oh, the places where You linger
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| Oh, the beauty of Your hands
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| And I have lit my candle in the folds of Your forests
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| A spark of light amongst the fires of the night
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| And I have risen with the dawn and the thurible of gladness
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| Amongst the mist and the dew of Your delight
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| Oh, the music of Your fingers
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| Oh, the heartbeat of Your lands
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| Oh, the places where You linger
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| Oh, the beauty of Your hands
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| You are the one who makes my paths straight
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| You are the one who leads me to the waters
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| And as I’ve cupped my hands
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| I know, I know, I’ve seen Your face
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| For You’ve touched my eyes with waterfalls
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| You’ve touched my eyes with earth
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| You’ve led me home with moonlight
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| And You’ve whispered what I’m worth |