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Like a man comes to an altar, I came into this town
With the world upon my shoulders and promises passed down
And I went into the water and my father, he was pleased
Oh I built it and Ill tear it down, so you will be set freeYes, and I found thieves and salesmen, living in my fathers house
And I know how they got in here and I know how to get em out
You see, Im turning this place over from the floor to balcony
And then, just like these doves and sheep, oh, you will be set freeCause I have always been a lover from before I drew a breath
Well and somethings I loved easy, some I love to death
'Cause loves no politician, no it listens carefully
So of those who come, I cant lose one
So you will be set free, oh, you will be set freeI go on and take my picture, go on and make me up
Oh, Ill still be your defender, youll be my missing son
Oh and Ill send out an army just to bring you back to me
Cause regardless of your brothers lies, oh, you will be set freeBecause I am my beloveds and my beloveds mine
So, you bring all your history, Ill bring the bread and wine
Oh and well have us a party oh where all the drinks are on me
And as surely as the rising sun, oh, you will be set free
Oh, you will be set free

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Derek Walsh Webb (born May 27, 1974 in Memphis, Tennessee) is a singer-songwriter, and a part-time member of the band Caedmon's Call. In 2003, Derek left Caedmon's Call to pursue a solo career with the exception of occasionally still touring and singing with them. His first solo album, She Must and Shall Go Free is notable for causing controversy in Contemporary Christian Music circles; some Christian retailers refused to stock the album for its use of "strong" language.

Read more about Derek Webb on Last.fm.


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