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The River - Meredith Andrews



     
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everyone is broken and in need of a savior
so He came and was broken for the marker,
for the shamed
still our eyes are blinded by the culture,
by the lies
we cant see that were filthy, we're fallen
and so dry
but He invites us
can you hear Him say
He invites us
hear Him call your name
welcome to the river
come drink come away come find your very life
welcome to the river of God
where your brokeness is washed away
everywhere is the sorrow
and the pain of empty living
you can see it, look in their eyes

all the hopelessness of the world
but look closer He is right there
in the midst of every fear
living water is the offer
restoration is the call
and He invites us
can you hear Him say
He invites us
hear Him call your name
welcome to the river
come drink come away come find your very life
welcome to the river of god
where your brokeness is washed away
welcome to the river
come drink come away come find your very life
welcome to the river of God
where your brokeness is washed away
find your healing
find your freedom
in the river of God
find your healing
find your freedom
in the river of God
your healing here
your freedom here
in the river of God
your healing here
your freedom here
in the river of God
welcome to the river
come drink come away come find your very life
welcome to the river of God
where your brokeness is washed away
..washed away
everyone is broken and in need of a savior

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Meredith Andrews is a Contemporary Christian music artist and worship leader. Meredith grew up in Wilson, NC, where she started singing when she was six years old. Though she was born as an only child, her parents served as foster parents to many children while she was growing up, three of whom later were adopted by her parents. She has wonderful talent.


Read more about Meredith Andrews on Last.fm.


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