Sparks The Rescue
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Psalm 39

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Psalm 39

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I said I'd be careful of what I say,

I will be careful of how I act,

I kept very quiet, the anger grew inside of me,

so I spoke, when will the end come?

How long do I live? What hope do I have?

You are my hope, save me from my sins,

Lord hear my prayer, listen to my cries.

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