Always On His Mind
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Always On His Mind
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Lord, I will seek You
On my bed, think upon You
In the day, I'll dream of You
You're always on my mind
With my whole heart I'll love You
With my mind and my strength too
Waste my life searching for You
You're always on my mind
Though I'm poor and needy, the Lord thinks upon me
Though His name is Holy, I'm always on His mind - I'm always on His mind
Though I'm weak and lowly, the Lord thinks about me
Though He's high and lofty, I'm always on His mind - I'm always on His mind
I'm in love with god
God's in love with me
Hey - Yeah (repeat)
How far will You let me go? How abandoned will You let me be? (repeat)
Hey-yeah, hey-yeah - hey-yeah, hey-yeah, hey-yeah, hey-yeah, hey-yeah, hey-yeah
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Misty Edwards performs "Always On His Mind", and this lyric page sits inside the Misty Edwards catalog on LyroVerse.
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