Day Before Tomorrow
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Day Before Tomorrow
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It's the day before tomorrow,
And tomorrow may not come,
So I'll make the most of all that's in today.
It's the day before tomorrow,
And it's all the time I have
To be washed of all regrets of yesterday.
Strengthen me to use the time
That sin would steal away.
Give me wisdom for today,
All I want is Your will for me
Not a thought what the future brings.
It's the day before tomorrow,
And tomorrow may not come.
So I'll make the most of all that's in today.
When I need to rest, Lord,
I will find my rest in You.
I'll be still and know that You are God.
It's the day before tomorrow,
And tomorrow may not come.
So I'll make the most of all that's in today.
Yes I'll make the most of all that's in today.
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Phil Keaggy performs "Day Before Tomorrow", and this lyric page sits inside the Phil Keaggy catalog on LyroVerse.
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