All Youve Ever Wanted

Casting Crowns

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Intro: E A D A 2x Verse 1:
E A I just looked up today
D A E And realized how far away I am
A D A from where You are
E A You gave me life worth dying for
D A But between the altar and the door
E A I bought the lies that promised more
D A And here I go again
E A D A 2x
E A Lord, I know I let You down
D A But somehow, I will make You proud
E A I'll turn this sinking ship around
D A And make it back to You
E A But all my deeds and my good name
D A Are just dirty rags that tear and strain
E A To cover all my guilty stains
D A That You already washed away
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[Chorus]:
E F#m ('Cause) All You've ever wanted,
D A all You've ever wanted
E F#m All You've ever wanted was
D A my heart
E F#m Freedom's arms are open,
D A my chains have all been broken
E F#m Relentless love has called
D A me from the start And all You wanted was my
E A D A heart Verse 2:
E I was chasing healing when I'd
A been made well
D I was fighting battles when You
A conquered hell
E A Living free but from a prison cell
D A Lord, I lay it down today
E A So I'll stop living off of how I feel
D A And start standing on Your truth revealed
E A Jesus is my strength, my shield
D A And He will never fail me [Chorus]:
E F#m ('Cause) All You've ever wanted,
D A all You've ever wanted
E F#m All You've ever wanted was
D A my heart
E F#m Freedom's arms are open,
D A my chains have all been broken
E F#m Relentless love has called
D A me from the start And all You wanted was my
A heart Bridge:
E A No more chains, I've been set
F#m A free
E A No more fighting battles You've
F#m A won for me
E A F#m Now in Christ, I stand complete
A E A [Chorus]:
A ('Cause) All You've ever wanted, all You've ever wanted
F#m All You've ever wanted was
A my heart
E F#m Freedom's arms are open,
D A my chains have all been broken
E F#m Relentless love has called
D A me from the start And all You wanted was my
E A D A heart
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