Morning's Breaking
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Morning's Breaking
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Strong winds are blowing
waves of doubt sweep over my soul
Heart feel's like its breaking
sometimes I feel like I can't go on
Darkness all around me
seems like I'll never see the light of day
Just when I thought I'd give up
I hear a voice within me say
Weeping may endure for a night
joy is coming in the morning light
But I can see morning breaking through the night
You may be broken,
Tears may be falling through the night
But God has not forsaken,
He's going to lead you to the light
Weeping may endure for a night,
Joy is coming in the morning light
But I can see morning breaking through the night
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