I Must Tell Jesus
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I Must Tell Jesus
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I must tell Jesus all my trials.
I can not bear these burdens alone.
In my distress he, how he will help me.
He ever loves and cares for his own.
He'll never leave me or forsake me.
He's right there by my side.
Never alone, never alone, alone.
My every need he supplies,
my father cares that's why,
I don't have to worry,
I don't have to worry.
If you have some problems
in your life that you can't solve,
just remember the one who loves all,
and he's right there when you call.
When you call.
He'll never leave or forsake you,
he's always right their by your side.
Your every need he supplies,
the father cares that's why.
You don't have to worry, no.
Your burdens you won't bear alone.
Even in the darkest night,
he's sure to be your guiding light.
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