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He Carried Me Home

My God smiled at me/ Life then lit my eyes/ A touch from His hand/ And my marks were no more

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Praise be to God Almighty
For he stands when all others fall
And lives when all else perishes
I cried out from Satan's lair
Bound tightly in chains

I struggled in the lock that had no key
I writhed and screamed in pain
Demons mocked and laughed on all sides
As I sobbed in despair; evil cut deep into my flesh
In horror, I cried out

My chains then turned to smoke
And before my eyes You were
Your Holy Light was so bright
That the demons fled from Your radiance
All evil recoiled with a hiss and shrank to the shadows

My God stood alone before me and
Spoke, "Come."
My heart pounded as I fell over myself in haste
I rejoiced as tears streamed down my face
My God smiled at me

Life then lit my eyes
A touch of his hand and my marks were no more
In his arms, I wept with relief
His love formed a fortress around me
And carried me home

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