You know I need You, Lord

In this life, broken promises we know
Are sure to come, makes the heart grow sad
And I know there are reasons why we hurt
Heartaches are one and they hurt so bad

Oh, but I know He lives
(To do everything He promised He would)
If He said He will, then
(If He said He will then trust Him)
All the way, yeah, all the way
(Trust Him all the way, oh, trust Him all the way)

Come here
You know faith is the evidence of things
We cannot see yet we hope for
If you're hoping for someone
To fulfill all of your dreams and so much more

Oh, but I know He lives
(To do everything He promised He would)
If He said He will, well then trust
(If He said He will then trust Him all)

Trust Him all the way
(Trust Him all the way, oh, all the way)
All the way
(Trust Him all the, oh, trust Him all the way)

He's been longing to ask
You to let go of the past
Although you've been hurt before
'Cause if you're going through it
You must trust once again

I said all the way
Just trust all the way, hey
That's what I'm gonna do
Trust Him all the way
Just trust, trust the Lord
Just trust, just trust

Oh, and I know He will be there
(To do everything He promised He would)
If He said He will then trust Him all the way
(If He said He will then trust Him all)
Trust Him all the way, oh, trust Him all the way
Trust Him all the way, oh, trust Him all the way

Trust Him all the way, all the way
With everything you do and everything you say
I trust Him all the way
You know I need You now, you know I trust You now

There's no, no two ways about it
You know I just can't live without it
Oh, You know I need You, Lord
You know I trust You, Lord

There's no way to make me doubt it
Because I know too much about it
Oh, You know I need Your love
You know I trust Your love
And there's no two ways about it


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