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For All That You Have Given Me

For all that you have given me, I can return but love. For you Bound up the wounds I did not see And gave me hopes and passions new. ,

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20 August 2006

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Nicholas Gordon

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For All That You Have Given Me

For all that you have given me,
I can return but love. For you
Bound up the wounds I did not see
And gave me hopes and passions new.
I can return but love for you,
Whose unmoved faith my heart did move,
And gave me hopes and passions new,
And loved me till I turned to love.

Whose unmoved faith did my heart move?
The mother of my heart, not blood,
Who loved me till I turned to love.
And I became the soul I would.

The mother of my heart, not blood,
Bound up the wounds I did not see.
And I became the soul I would
For all that you have given me.

-Nicholas Gordon -

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