Hold On, Don't Let Go
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Hold On, Don't Let Go
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Heartaches may come
Teardrops may fall
Seems like no one's there for you
Friends are all gone
You feel alone
Be strong
God has a plan for you
Hold on, hold on to him
Let him lead you
Your valley is temporary
This too, this too shall pass
Find peace at last
In him we have the victory
Hold on, don't let go
Eventhough your heart hurts you so
He'll never let go of your hand
Just be steadfast
Just be faithful
God is only teaching you
Eyes have not seen
Neither have ears heard
Just what he has prepared for you
Hold on, don't let go
Eventhough your heart hurts you so
He'll never let go of your hand
Your trials come to make you strong
Seasons will change
It won't be long
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Richard Smallwood performs "Hold On, Don't Let Go", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Smallwood catalog on LyroVerse.
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