You're Alive (Led like a lamb) was written by Graham Kendrick. Originally recorded in 1983 for Let God Arise, a live version can be found on 2004 album Sacred Journey and a choral version is on Hymnmakers - Meekness and Majesty. Finally Let God Arise was re-recorded for 2011's The Very Best of Graham Kendrick.

With a song back catalogue that's bursting with classics, you'd be forgiven for not remembering just how many loved and time tested worship songs have been penned by Graham Kendrick. He's inspired a generation of worshippers and shown a strength of commitment to the worship of the church that can not be overlooked.

The Very Best Of Graham Kendrick (Knowing You Jesus) features classic songs such as Amazing Love, Meekness & Majesty, Is Anyone Thirsty?, Knowing You and Servant King are given a fresh lease of life by beautiful new arrangements and recordings. Including duets with Matt Redman, Darlene Zschech, Martin Smith and Paul Baloche.

Led like a lamb to the slaughter
In silence and shame,
There on Your back You carried a world
Of violence and pain.
Bleeding, dying, bleeding, dying.

You're alive, You're alive,
You have risen, Alleluia!
And the power and the glory is given,
Alleluia, Jesus, to You.

At break of dawn, poor Mary,
Still weeping she came,
When through her grief she heard Your voice
Now speaking her name.
Mary, Master, Mary, Master!

At the right hand of the Father
Now seated on high
You have begun Your eternal reign
Of justice and joy.
Glory, glory, glory, glory.

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