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Grey Towers
04:30
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62
05:10
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62
Because I love Zion
I cannot be silent
My restlessness unceasing
My heart's longing keeps beating
The door of darkness splinters and it's kicked down by the dawn
And that's how how her salvation will burn
Governments will see and be blinded by your light
The glory of your new name from the mouth of your God
“My delight is in her, for her husband I will be”
The eyes of those watching will see the one speaking
Give him no rest till his work is complete
When his pride in your city smooths out the rough streets
See, your saviour is coming
Raise the flag
See, he'll reward you with redemption
You're not forsaken
He has not forgotten you
He has seen all you've been through
It broke his heart more than it breaks yours
To see all that's been done to you
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27 Brothers
04:19
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Exile Song
05:15
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We Are Revival Coventry, UK
Formed in 2010, reborn in 2019.
Steve Quantick, Josh Gale, Davey Burch
We Are Revival
Combining influences of Post-Hardcore, Rock and electronic, we have a mission to share a message of Love, Revival, Reconciliation and Redemption.
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