The Lord Watches Over Me
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The Lord Watches Over Me
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My tower stand
My castle strong
I know I'm protected
In Your presence
Can my enemies
Arise
All fall
With you, I know,
On bad days, I will triumph ...
In my moment of weakness,
I'll cry
I understand your plans,
Trust in You
When I miss forces
This is where I see that the Lord
The battle, and who takes care of me ...
It is then that I see the Lord
In the grave to take care of me
It is then that the Lord
It is the fourth man in the furnace
Even if I fear
Even if you falter,
And if I lack faith.
I know that in your arms, O God,
will rest
Believing that the Lord keeps me standing
Without You I can not, I can not
Depending Ti
To you I give my life
I ask you,
Come take care of me
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Abraão Lima performs "The Lord Watches Over Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Abraão Lima catalog on LyroVerse.
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