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The King (Oh My Love)
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She's so lovely, he can't stand it
Just as he'd always imagined
She would be his bride and he her king
But she turned and found another
Fancied him a sweeter lover
Trading royal life for poverty
Oh, my love, my girl
I would give the world
He would write the sweetest letters
Telling of his love forever
Asking her, "Oh please, Love, come to me"
She'd reply on odd occasion
"Thank you for the invitation"
But mostly she'd just give herself away
Oh, my love, my dear
Oh, that you were here
So he set aside his kingdom
Crowns and rings, he wouldn't need them
If a humble peasant she'd receive
But king she wouldn't recognize
For love's disguise and blinded eyes
Still, on his knees he fell and washed her feet
Oh, my love, my dear
You won't need to fear
Oh, sweet love, sweet girl
You can have my world
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Andy Frew Surrey, British Columbia
Andy Frew is a church planter, worship leader and singer songwriter who’s loving life on the West Coast of Canada. He and his wife and three children live in Surrey, BC where he serves on staff at Crossridge Church. In addition to his role at Crossridge, Andy plays small local shows, leads worship for camps and conferences and entertains vacationers as a Club Med Artist. ... more
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