I Will Trust You
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I Will Trust You
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You are God forever and ever
Evermore my friend
You're my refuge always in trouble
Guide me to the end
So I will trust you Lord with all my heart
I'll lean on Your Word for understanding
And You will guide me home
Chorus:
I will trust You, I will love You
I wont be afraid anymore
I will trust You, You will always be my strength
I will trust You
Verse 2:
You are love, You died for me
You heal my weary soul
You lift me up and keep me from falling
Forgive and make me whole
Bridge:
You are the Maker of the heavens and the earth
You are the only One who knew me before birth
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