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Artist: Ffh
Canonical path: /ffh/hide-me-in-your-heart-o-lord
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Hide Me In Your Heart, O Lord
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Hide Me In Your Heart, O Lord
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Hide me in Your heart
The ocean is deep, the mountains are high
O Lord, You are the master of wind inside
When I am afraid sweet Savior come close
To You merciful one I lift up my soul
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Hide me in Your heart O Lord
Hold me in Your arms
Still the wind and calm the storm
Hide me in Your heart
The sorrows they fill this valley so wide
And I can?t help but wonder
What?s on the other side
But I?ll trust in You my shelter and friend
You know that I need this comfort again
Now I come to You, Jesus, to look for the place
Where I first gazed upon Your face
As I enter Your presence I realize Your grace
And I find my rest in Your embrace
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