Come to Find Out

Bryan Duncan

Come into my life, oh Lord, forever
I need you to wash away my sin
Need you to love me and forgive me
For all I've done

'Cause I let my own pursuit of pleasure
Distinguish the evil from the good
Leaving me unfulfilled and restless
And craving more, and craving more

But I've come to find out
You're everything I needed
Oh, I found you'd always love me
Come to find out
You are the one to satisfy my longing

I never dreamed to be forgiven
Could bring so much joy into my life
I find that I need you more than ever
Now more than ever

I've come to find out
You're everything I needed
Oh, I found you'd always love me
Come to find out
You are the one to satisfy my longing

I've come to find out
You're everything I needed
Oh, I found you'd always love me
Come to find out
You are the one that I needed, ooh!

And I've come to find out
You're everything I needed
Oh, I found you'd always love me
Come to find out
You're everything I needed
Oh, I found you'd always love me
Come to find out
Come to find out, out

Oh! All I ever needed was Jesus
(All I ever needed
I've come to find out for sure
You are everything I needed, oh)
I found you'd always love me
(Rock!)
Come to find out
(Find out!
You are everything I needed
Come to find out for sure
You are everything I needed)
Won't you love me, love me, oh!
Come to find out, oh, yeah aahay!
Hope to come to find out, hey, hey
(You are everything I needed, come to find out for sure)
I find you're always gonna love me, yeah
(You are everything I needed, oh
Need to come to find out)
Hope to come to find out
How to say, won't you help me feel it, oh!



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