Learning to love You
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Learning to love You
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I'm learning to love You
To love and to trust You
I'm learning to give You all that I am
I'm learning to cling to
The words You have spoken
I'm learning to let go
My life in Your hands
For You are faithful in all of Your ways
In wisdom unsearchable and full of grace
Oh! You are beautiful, beyond words
I'm learning to love You
So teach me to love You
To love and to trust You
And teach me to give You all that I am
And teach me to cling to
The words You have spoken
Teach me to let go
My life in Your hands
We are like shadows that change with the day
And like the flowers our beauty will fade
But Yours is the kingdom and the power
Forever and ever Your glory
Will always remain
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Paul Oakley performs "Learning to love You", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Oakley catalog on LyroVerse.
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