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Written by C. Berryman
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I come with You
To a quiet place apart
To celebrate the setting free
Of a captive in my heart
A friend came with me
To my childhood home
So that, at long last
I wasn’t alone
There’s a little girl in there
Trapped deep in fear
There’s a little girl in there
In dreadful pain
She’s always thought
She was to blame
Lost back there
Back through the years
Buried alive under
A mountain of fears
All my fears
Held me down
Told me
I’d never be found
They said it was my fault
That I was to blame
And it was only fair
That I should bear the shame
You lifted the verdict
Off the child in me
The truth You told
Set her free
It will take some time
To heal the mind
Of the little girl
You came to find
But that’s O.K
She’s not alone
Not still trapped
In her childhood home
Something’s moving above me
Someone’s coming to set me free
I see the Light
I see His Face
Into my dark pain
He wraps me in His warm embrace
My house fell down
On top of me
I couldn’t get out
I couldn’t get free
Bricks collapsed
Bricks of pain
On top of them
Fell bricks of shame
You came to my house
You came for me
Only this child can tell
What it means to get free
We dug her out
Help finally came
Ending all
The years of shame
Bricks like years
All lifted away
Bringing into the dark
The light of day
Someone came to my house
Someone came for me
Someone came at last
To finally set me free
Lonely child lost in the night
Lonely child He’s here now
It’s all right
It’s all right
I know now that
You were always there
It was just too dark
To see beyond the fear
Children get lost in places
That only You can find
Children get lost in dark places
Black holes in the mind
There’s a place below the surface
No human eye can see
That’s why no human
Can ever set them free
It takes a Man from Heaven
Who understands the mind
Only He can go there
All the lost children to find
Though there are
Many different faces
With many different hands
Behind every rescue
There is only one man
It’s the same One
Who out works
The Father’s
Rescue Plans
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Last Updated ( Friday, 25 January 2008 )
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