We lost our bearings following our own mind
We left conviction behind fear of the future
Springing from the sins of the past
Hiding the hope that would last

How did we ever wander so far
And where do we go from here?
How will we now where it is?

True north
There's a strong steady light
That is guiding us home

True north
In the lingering night
We were never alone
True north

Wonders of nature
Speak to us all of Your plan
Why would we run from Your hand

Laws of the earth
Just like the laws of the heart
Only begin where You are

How did we ever wander so far
And where do we go from here?
How will we find it again?

True north
There's a strong steady light
That is guiding us home

True north
In the lingering night
We were never alone

We need an absolute compass
Now more than ever before
True north, true north

Turning back to where You meet us
We will follow where You lead us
There is truth inside Your dwelling
We have come to face

True north
There's a strong steady light
That is guiding us home

True north
In the lingering night
We were never alone

We need an absolute compass
Now more than ever before
True north, true north

Dear Lord
True north

His shining light please show the way
Star in the night light as the day
His shining light please show the way
Star in the night light as the day

His shining light please show the way
Star in the night light as the day
His shining light please show the way
Star in the night light as the day



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