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by Perlene Saddler

Created on: May 26, 2008

Where are we (by: Perlene Saddler)

We are a little less than thankful but
We are more than grateful
We are needy, but more than satisfied
We are so hungry for the world
But not so thirsty for the Word
We escape the wrath of God
Since he is so merciful and good.

When will we come to realize that
We need to be free from our greed as
We appreciate how full of grace is he

Lord help us to see where you want us to be
We as a people will see as we come closer
To Thee

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