Journey On
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Journey On
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When this life is like a roller coaster ride
From highest peaks down mountainsides
To lowest valleys where we tend to walk away
Don't falter, stand stronger
Journey on down the trail of tears
Journey on through the desperate years
When life drags you through the raging fire
When you've lost your only heart's desire
Journey on through the pounding rain
Let it soothe and cool the burning pain
'Cause it won;t be long
'Til the storm is gone
Journey on
When your heart has left you hanging by a thread
And you feel you've been misled
Then trust the One whose arms will never let you go
He'll never lead you - let Him lead you
If you walk by faith
Every step you take
Will help you find your way
Back to the road that leads you home
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Charles Billingsley performs "Journey On", and this lyric page sits inside the Charles Billingsley catalog on LyroVerse.
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