Doubly Good To You
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Doubly Good To You
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Lead: Lydia Gott
If you see the moon rising gently on your fields.
If the wind blows softly on your face
If the sunset lingers while cathedral bells peal
And the moon has risen to her place.
Chorus:
You can thank the Father for the things that He has done.
And thank Him for the things He's yet to do.
And if you find a love that's tender, if you find someone who's true
Thank the Lord, He's been doubly good to you.
And if you look in the mirror at the end of a hard day
And you know in your heart you have not lied
And if you gave love freely, if you earned an honest wage
And if you've got Jesus by your side.
Chorus x 2
Thank the Lord, He's been doubly good to you.
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