Don't Worry
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Don't Worry
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Has tomorrow got you wondering
Worrying what tomorrow's gonna bring
Afraid of what might be there
Afraid of what might not be
Your mind is filled with these things
The object of your worry
Keeps your mind off what it should be on
Don't think about your problems
He will give you peace
Be patient for His promise
Every one He's gonna keep
Put your eyes on heaven
Take pride in knowing He knows
Put your eyes on heaven
Where is your attention
Rest in the Lord, wait for Him to act
He'll supply our every need
He'll give enough when we're in lack
Give in to His mercy, let Him have His rightful place
It's better to have little than much in His place
Birds in the blue sky, flowers of the earth
They need nothing God can't give
He takes care of tomorrow
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Crystal Lewis performs "Don't Worry", and this lyric page sits inside the Crystal Lewis catalog on LyroVerse.
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