Job's Song
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Job's Song
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I raise my eyes to the heavens
And I see the sky and the sun above
With praise to god in the heavens
For an inner peace to which nothing can compare
When I look now at my life
It is so clear that he provides
All the blessings that I have
Are gifts directly from his hand
Time, time, time...
(all my life I have known of the love you have shown)
Opportunity has knocked all my life and
I…Have received a blessing more than most
Good friends and loved ones
Health, wealth, and home
Song of praise, I sing it for you
I have so many things and they’re all from you
I don’t know why, I can not seem to find the answer
for my life
But I give it all to you...
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Torman Maxt performs "Job's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Torman Maxt catalog on LyroVerse.
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