Count On Me
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Count On Me
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I may not have the answers
To the questions you will face
I may not be the one to drive away your fear
My list of imperfections is too long to erase
But you have my word, I will be here
Count on me
In this world of shifting sand
Count on me
When you need a steady hand
I will work and pray
Mean what I say
And live unselfishly
Right the wrong
Standing strong
You can count on me
Lord I know sometimes it seems
There's not much I can do
I'm not a hero or a name
But I'm a house upon a rock
When I rely on You
A constant friend
Whose promise will not change
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Gaither Vocal Band performs "Count On Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Gaither Vocal Band catalog on LyroVerse.
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