Do You Know
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Do You Know
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I stand here in the moonlight
I close my eyes and begin to pray
and I'm filled with so much wonder
So many things that I want to say
But do you know how many hairs are on my head
Do you know how many words that i speak
Do you know how many times that i breathe
in one day
I open my eyes to sunshine
and I feel you're all around me
What is it that I'm missing?
That i cannot see
Lord reveal your self to me
But do you know how many hairs are on my head
Do you know how many words that i speak
Do you know how many times that i breathe
in one day
I stand here in the moonlight
I open my arms to let you in
Give me strength
Fill my body with your peace
Lord reveal yourself to me
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Dylan Patrello performs "Do You Know", and this lyric page sits inside the Dylan Patrello catalog on LyroVerse.
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