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Prayer Is Desire

from The Mountains Of The Ocean by Eddie Cole

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A Gospel devotional about the woman who touches the hem of Jesus' garment.

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For when prayer is desire
Faith is command
Clutching His garment
In the palm of her hand
Alone in a sea of humanity
Who in her sorrow will see?

None but the saviour
None but the King
At His feet she worships
To His altar brings
Her prayer her desire
Her deepest demand
Clutching his garment
In the palm of her hand

Lower than the angels
Just for awhile
To see through our eyes
To groan in our sighs
To die in our footsteps
Our sufferings share
The extra mile
Our burden to bear

There at his weakest
In the garden that night
He wept in his sorrow
Even for his life
But though he struggled
His desire won out
To see us walk forth
In the glorious light

None but the saviour
None but the King
At His feet we worship
To His altar bring
Our prayer our deisre
Our deepest demand
Clutching his garment
In the palm of our hands

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from The Mountains Of The Ocean, released April 20, 2020
Written and performed by Eddie Cole
Produced by Yellingbo

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Eddie Cole Monbulk, Australia

Eddie Cole is from the hills east of Melbourne Australia. He plays a blend of gospel infused roots folk.
He has played festivals Australia wide, shared bills with legends such as James Reyne, Diesel and Brian Cadd along with performing his own headlining shows and performing regularly in the Revival Centres Church. ... more

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