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- 1. There is Your Heart Words and music: Linnea Good copyright © 1995 Borealis Music Used with permission under license #330, LicenSing - Copyright Cleared Music for Churches
- 2. Lay your burdens down Sing your own life’s part There, where your treasure lies, There is your heart.