You Never Change
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You Never Change
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I try to walk the straight and narrow
But I stumble on the way
And take roads that lead places
Where I cannot see Your face
And in my feeble mind
I wonder where it is that You have gone
When it was me who wondered off
You, You never change
No not You, You never, You never do
You never, You never
You never change, no not You
I've prayed and felt You in my heart
So close, I've trembled at Your grace
And other times have been so dark
I've struggled just to speak Your name
And in these hours
I wondered why Your chain of mercy broke
When it was me who let it go
You never change
You never change
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