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Artist: Pat Boone
Canonical path: /pat-boone/have-thine-own-way-lord
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Have Thine Own Way Lord
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Have Thine Own Way Lord
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Have Thine own way Lord have Thine own way
Thou art the potter I am the clay
Mould me and make me after Thy will
While I am waiting yielded and still
Have Thine own way Lord have Thine own way
Search me and try me help me my I pray
Whiter than snow Lord wash me just now
As in Thy presence humbly I bow
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