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I Lift Up Mine Eyes (From Psalm 121)

I Lift Up Mine Eyes (From Psalm 121) lyrics by Nathan Clark George. I lift up mine eyes to the hills From where does my help come? My help comes from the Lord...

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I Lift Up Mine Eyes (From Psalm 121)

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I lift up mine eyes to the hills

From where does my help come?

My help comes from the Lord

Maker of heaven and earth

He will not let thy foot be moved

He who keeps thee will not slumber

Indeed, He who keeps Israel

Shall neither slumber nor sleep

I lift up mine eyes to the hills

From where does my help come?

My help comes from the Lord

Maker of heaven and earth

And He shall watch over thee

He is thy shade at thy right hand

The Sun shall not smite thee by day

Nor the Moon by night

The Lord shall protect thee from all evil

And He shall preserve thy soul

And He shall watch over thy comings and goings

From this time forth and forevermore

I lift up mine eyes to the hills

From where does my help come?

My help comes from the Lord

Maker of heaven and earth

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