Where Does My Help Come From
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Where Does My Help Come From
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I lift up my eyes to the hills
Where does my help come from
My help comes from the Lord
Maker of Heaven and earth
O Maker of Heaven and earth
Your foot shall never be moved
You'll never stumble
Or slip no never
He who watches Israel
He never slumbers or sleeps
No He never slumbers or sleeps
The Lord will keep you from harm
He watches over your soul
He will watch you come and go
Now and forevermore forever
Now and forevermore
O Maker of Heaven and earth
O Maker of Heaven and earth
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Paul Wilbur performs "Where Does My Help Come From", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Wilbur catalog on LyroVerse.
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