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Amy Grant ~ Do You Remember The Time


Do you remember the time your heart was moved to tears? Can you look back on the moment after all these years? On the moment love broke through and heaven seemed so near Do you remember the time your heart was moved to tears? Do you remember the day you first let Jesus in? How he gently and tenderly washed away your sin Don't you know that He still cares the way He did back then? Do you remember the day you first let Jesus in? Keep holdin' on Never letting go We're not far from the end of the road Keep holdin' on Never letting go We're not far from the end of the road In a moment love broke through and heaven seemed so near Do you remember the moment your heart was moved to tears? Do you remember the time your heart was moved to tears? more free lyrics

Do you remember the time your heart was moved to tears?
Can you look back on the moment after all these years?
On the moment love broke through and heaven seemed so near
Do you remember the time your heart was moved to tears?

Do you remember the day you first let Jesus in?
How he gently and tenderly washed away your sin
Don't you know that He still cares the way He did back then?
Do you remember the day you first let Jesus in?

Keep holdin' on
Never letting go
We're not far
from the end of the road

Keep holdin' on
Never letting go
We're not far
from the end of the road

In a moment love broke through and heaven seemed so near
Do you remember the moment your heart was moved to tears?
Do you remember the time your heart was moved to tears?

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