He will be there
Through the hurricane
Through the pouring rain
He will be there

Through the longest night
Everything's gonna be alright
The storm is gonna end
And the sun's gonna rise again

[Chorus]
Keep on shining
Let Love light up the darkest sky
And you'll be flying
Rise above all the hardest times
So hold on (Hold on)
Be strong (Be strong)
Come on (Come on, come on)
Keep on shining

Nothing can stop
The way He feels
'Cause His Love's so real
No mountain top

Will ever be too high
'Cause with Jesus by your side
There's nothing you can't do
You're gonna make it through

[Chorus]

You know in your soul
You know in your heart
He will always be your only
Guiding star

[Chorus]


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Keep on Shining Lyrics as written by Stephanie Lewis Tanya Leah

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