How Strong He Is
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How Strong He Is
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You hiding your thoughts
And keeping the world always laughing
But down deep in your soul, you are dying
Hurt that has not healed
Start to cry for their freedom
And wings that you need to fly are broken
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Jesus is ready to carry your load
How strong He is
Spirit please move us to where we belong
'Cause we are weak
And we need Your arms
Jesus we need You, yeah
World spinning so fast
We miss the signs when pain is coming
Blame seems to find rest in the heartache
Drowning in our shame
Forget how to swim to the Savior
He's a hand away, He wants to save us
CHORUS
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Lisa Bevill performs "How Strong He Is", and this lyric page sits inside the Lisa Bevill catalog on LyroVerse.
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