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Artist: David Meece
Canonical path: /david-meece/learning-to-trust
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Learning To Trust
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Learning To Trust
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There's a mother in your heart of hearts
Who always plays the perfect part
She never lets you hit the ground
This is the need of children
These are their tender dreams
And oh how it hurts when they don't come true
Chorus:
(That's why I'm) Learning to trust in You
In everything I do
Learning to trust in You
'Cause I know in my heart that you're true
I'm learning to trust in You
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