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Stand In Your Love

Author: Ethan Hulse

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Author: Josh Baldwin

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Author: Mark Harris

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Author: Rita Springer

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First Line: When darkness tries to roll over my bones
Title: Stand In Your Love
Author: Ethan Hulse
Author: Josh Baldwin
Author: Mark Harris
Author: Rita Springer
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Cause my fear doesn't stand a chance
Notes: CCLI# 7107821
Copyright: © 2018 Be Essential Songs, EGH Music Publishing, Gateway Create Publishing, Gateway Worship Publishing, Coastal Lyric, Kindred Joy Music, Bethel Music Publishing (admin. by Bethel Music Publshing, Essential Music Publishing LLC, Music Services, Inc.)
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