One In a Million
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One In a Million
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Every disappointment
Every falling tear, You know
All of my broken moments
You come and meet me there down low
So many problems in the world that are bigger than mine
Still You hear me
I’m gonna fall to my knees I’m gonna lift up my eyes
Cuz I believe that
You see the whole world, every soul and every life
You see my heart all that I’m feeling deep inside
You hear a million prayers at one time
Somehow you hear my one in a million
None of the mountains I face
None of the pain will You ignore
God over all creation
You are the calm above my storm
The world says that You’re not listenin
But I know that you hear my heart
Your kingdom come and your will be done
You are good God
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