god medias Returning – Jeremy Riddle | Vineyard Anaheim Lyrics
Vineyard Anaheim (Returning)
1 Verse:
I remember the heights
From which I have fallen I remember my tears
All the hunger and longing I remember the fire
Of Your Spirit upon me
And how I moved with Your Heart
Oh come now restore me
1 Chorus:
I’m in earnest and I repent I remember and return
Do the things I did at first
I’ll be zealous and I’ll repent
I’ll remember and return
Do the things I did at first
First, first, I’m returning
My first love
2 Verse:
So here is my heart
Come and wound me with longing
Let your refiner’s fire
Come and have it’s way fully
Till righteousness flows
Like a flood from within me
Till the zeal of the Lord
Completely consumes me
2 Chorus:
I’m in earnest and I repent I remember and return
Do the things I did at first
I’ll be zealous and I’ll repent
I’ll remember and return
Do the things I did at first
First, first, first love
You’re my first, first, first
I’m returning to my first love, Lord
Bridge:
My love
You’re the one thing I desire
You’re the one thing I desire
You’re the one thing I desire
God it’s you and you alone
Lord it’s You and You alone
I will have no other, there will be no other
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Key Takeaways
- The article features the lyrics to ‘Returning’ by Jeremy Riddle from Vineyard Anaheim.
- The song emphasizes themes of repentance, longing, and returning to one’s first love for God.
- It includes verses and choruses that express a desire for spiritual restoration and zeal for the Lord.
- The bridge highlights God as the sole desire and commitment to worship Him alone.
- The article encourages listeners to engage with the song and share their experiences in the comments.
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