Set a Fire lyrics
Set a Fire, down in my soul.
That I can't contain, and I can't control.
I want more of You, God.
I want more of You, God.
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Jesus Culture
- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Religious, Christian Rock
- Official site:http://www.jesusculture.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_Culture
Jesus Culture Lyrics
- Awaken Me [Spanish translation]
- All I Need Is You [Spanish translation]
- Alive In You [Russian translation]
- Awaken Me lyrics
- All I Need Is You lyrics
- Break every Chain lyrics
- All I Need Is You [Portuguese translation]
- Awaken Me [Hungarian translation]
- All I Need Is You [Hungarian translation]
- Alive In You lyrics
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- Fallen [Spanish translation]
- Exhuming McCarthy lyrics
- Angel [Spanish translation]
- Answer [Greek translation]
- Building a Mystery [Greek translation]
- Angel [Russian translation]
- Fallen [German translation]
- Spanish Eyes lyrics
- Fear [Spanish translation]
- Por tus ojos negros lyrics
- Yaylalar lyrics
- Let's Do It [Let's Fall in Love] lyrics
- Full Of Grace lyrics
- Elsewhere [Greek translation]
- Elsewhere [Serbian translation]
- Angel [Turkish translation]
- Angel [Swedish translation]
- Dictadura lyrics
- Answer [Russian translation]
- Angel [Slovak translation]
- Full Of Grace [French translation]
- Hora de fechar lyrics
- Ben's Song lyrics
- Angel [Romanian translation]
- Fallen [Italian translation]
- Egoísta lyrics
- Fallen [Romanian translation]
- Fallen [Swedish translation]
- Elsewhere lyrics
- A lupo lyrics
- Angel [Turkish translation]
- Angel [Hungarian translation]
- Angel [French translation]
- Building a Mystery [Spanish translation]
- Blue lyrics
- Angel [German translation]
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- Fear [French translation]
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- Fado da sina lyrics
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- Fallen [French translation]
- Answer [Croatian translation]
- Somo' O No Somos lyrics
- Angel [Japanese translation]
- Fallen [Spanish translation]
- Answer [Turkish translation]
- Keeping the Faith lyrics
- Fallen [Russian translation]
- Angel [Greek translation]
- Dirty Little Secret lyrics
- Fear [Italian translation]
- Answer [Romanian translation]
- Fear [Greek translation]
- Angel [Russian translation]
- Garça perdida lyrics
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- Building a Mystery [French translation]
- Angel [Spanish translation]
- Angel [Serbian translation]
- Tu o non tu lyrics
- Building a Mystery lyrics
- Angel [Persian translation]
- Dirty Little Secret [Greek translation]
- Fallen [Turkish translation]
- Answer [Italian translation]
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- Do What You Have To Do lyrics
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- Que amor não me engana lyrics
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- Building a Mystery [Turkish translation]
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- Full Of Grace [Italian translation]
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- Angel [Italian translation]
- Última Canción lyrics
- Building a Mystery [Italian translation]
- Elsewhere [Italian translation]
- Os índios da Meia-Praia lyrics
- Angel [Portuguese translation]
- Fallen [Hungarian translation]
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