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Austin French - Rest For Your Soul - Radio Edit (CCM)


Austin French has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Rest For Your Soul (Radio Edit).

Lyrics:

Are you tired and troubled
Weighted down by a heavy load
Praying for change
Searching for faith
Waiting on a miracle

Are you drowning in questions
Can't believe where the road has lead 
There's one who knows the heavy you hold
And He says

Come to Me
All who are weary and heavy burdened
All who are hurting
Come to Me
I'll be your shelter 
My yoke is easy
My load is light
And you can find rest for your soul
Rest for your soul

There's a peace that can hold you
And a power greater than your own
When you feel so small
Back to the wall
That's when Jesus calls

Come to Me
All who are weary and heavy burdened
All who are hurting
Come to Me
I'll be your shelter 
My yoke is easy
My load is light
And you can find rest for your soul
Rest for your soul

You were never meant to carry that weight alone
You were never meant to carry it on your own
Come to the cross
Lay it at the feet of Jesus
Come to the cross
Lay it at the feet of Jesus

There is one who knows the heavy you hold 
And He says

Come to Me
All who are weary and heavy burdened
All who are hurting
Come to Me
I'll be your shelter 
My yoke is easy
My load is light
And you can find rest for your soul
Rest for your soul

Rest for your soul
Rest for your soul
You can find rest

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You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/33SARMQfHP0TlKq7ZiLccc

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r32857KFqf8


Would you like to hear more CCM music? Then check out our Christian playlists on: https://www.christiandance.eu/playlists

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