Yet Will I Trust Him
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Yet Will I Trust Him
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Trials come yes they come on every hand
In the midst of adversity
Sometimes it's hard to stand
But Lord You said in Your word
That You'd never leave
So when nights are dark and days are dim
Yet will I trust in Him
Weeping may endure for a night
But Lord how much before I can see the morning light
Lord I believe please help my unbelief
Until my storm passes over
Yes until then
Yet will I trust in Him
The darkest hour is just before the break of day
And oftentimes it seems as if I'm about to break
Trust in Him trust in Him trust in Him
Trust in Him
Yet will I trust in Him
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