Lord, I'm Just A Baby
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Lord, I'm Just A Baby
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Lord I'm just a baby
Teach me how to talk
Lord I'm just a baby
Teach me how to walk
My first word will be Daddy
My first step to Your arms
Lord I'm just a baby
Let me have a baby's charm
I'm still a baby
Lord Jesus
Even though the world says I'm a man
You know that I want to grow up
And with your help
I know I can
Lord I'm just a baby
Tiny and afraid
I cry when I get hungry
And when I've disobeyed
Please feed me 'till I'm older
Then feed me when I'm old
Lord I'm just a baby
With a brand new thirsty soul
I'm still a baby
Lord Jesus
Even though the world says I'm a man
You know that I want to grow up
And with your help
I know I can
Lord I'm just a baby
With a brand new thirsty soul
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