| As the dew falls on the blade
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| You have touched all this fragile frame
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| And as a mother knows her baby’s face
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| You know me, You know me
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| As the summer air within my chest
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| I have breathed You deep down into my breast
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| And as You know the hairs upon my head
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| Every thought and every word I’ve said
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| Every thought and every word I’ve said
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| Savior, You have known me as I am
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| Healer, You have known me as I was
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| As I will be in the morning, in the evening
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| You have known me, yeah, You know me
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| Oh, and as the exhilaration of autumn’s bite
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| Oh, You have brought these tired bones to brilliant life
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| And as the swallow knows, she knows the sky
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| This is how it is with You and I
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| Oh, this is how it is with You and I
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| Savior, You have known me as I am
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| Healer, You have known me as I was
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| As I will be in the morning, in the evening
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| You have known me, yeah, You know me
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| From the fall of my heart to the resurrection of my soul
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| You know me, God, and You know my ways
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| In my rising and my sitting down
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| You see me as I am, oh, see me as I am
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| And as a lover knows his beloved’s heart
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| All the shapes and curves of her even in the dark
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| Oh, You have formed one in my inward parts
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| And You know me, You know me, yes
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| Savior, You, You have known me as I am
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| Oh, healer, You have known me as I was
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| As I will be in the morning, in the evening
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| You have known
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| You have known me, in the morning, in the evening
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| You’ve known me, God
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| In the morning, in the evening You have known me
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| Yeah, You’ve known me
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| You have always known me
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| You know me, God, You have known me
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| You have always known my heart |