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Artist: Laura Story
Canonical path: /laura-story/bless-the-lord
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Bless The Lord
Read Bless The Lord lyrics by Laura Story on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bless The Lord
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You give and take away for my good
For who am I to say what I need?
For You alone see the hidden parts of me
that need to be stripped away
And as You begin to refine
I'm learning to let go and rely
on One who walks with me
As hard as it may be
You're teaching me all the while to say
Bless the Lord, Oh my soul
All that's in me bless Your name
Forget not Your power un- told
not Your glory or Your fame
For You came to heal the broken
to redeem and make me whole
Bless the Lord, Oh my soul
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Laura Story performs "Bless The Lord", and this lyric page sits inside the Laura Story catalog on LyroVerse.
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