The Lord Has A Will
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The Lord Has A Will
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I need you Lord, in all I do.
You're always there to see me through.
I can't get by unless I lean on you, Lord.
Chorus:
The Lord has a will,
and I have a need
to follow that will;
to humbly be still.
To rest in it, nest in it,
fully be blessed in it;
following my father's will.
Your law of love is in my heart.
You wrote it there, it won't depart.
It lights my way, and keeps me out of the dark.
Repeat Chorus
I thank you, Lord. Your word is sown
into my life, and there it's grown.
It's roots go deep where living waters are known.
Repeat Chorus
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Amy Grant performs "The Lord Has A Will", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Grant catalog on LyroVerse.
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