You Will Find Me
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You Will Find Me
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When your soul's weary
When you find doubt
When you can't hear me
Lay your troubles down
In your dark moments
When your heart's weak
Bring yourself broken
You will find me
Who wrote the rain
Who wrote the sun in
Who called your name
Where are you running
I'm gonna be there near or far
I'm gonna meet you where you are
Who wrote your name
Who wrote the sun in
When you come thirsty
When the well's dry
When your soul's dirty
I am by your side
When your faith's broken
When you can't see
With my arms open
You will find me
You carried all my shame
When you called my name
I am not the same
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Andrew Ripp performs "You Will Find Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Andrew Ripp catalog on LyroVerse.
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