Your Hidden Hand
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Your Hidden Hand
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Down the road we take
Lord, keep us wide awake
Up the hills and 'round the bends
Among the strangers and the friends
Keep our eyes wide open
As we travel across the land
Keep our eyes wide open
May we see Your hidden hand.
Down the valley deep
Don't visit us with sleep
But bring us safely through
and then back home to you
And Keep our eyes wide open
Blessing all that we have planned
It's to hear what you have spoken
May we see Your hidden hand.
From sea to shining sea
As we gather memories
And mile upon each mile
Through the good times and through the trials
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